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12 years ago today. (I just wanted to take a brief moment to thank all of you that have been on this ride with me for the last 2+ decades. words seem inadequate, and even if I had them, I’m not smart enough or articulate enough to express my gratitude properly. there are things that are not sayable, and that’s why we have art. I’m not done. not by a long shot. still a lot of work to do.)

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