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Companion Training
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Goodbye, My Sarah Jane
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I Walk The Earth
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Privateers
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Nessie's Lullaby
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Miss Nerdstiles, Cat Smith New York, New York
Cat Smith is the reigning Miss Nerdstiles, having inherited the crown from absolutely no one, because she made it up. She is an actor, a musician, a cosplayer, and a general nuisance (General Nuisance *salute*). She and her ukulele have charmed the collective socks off of LI Who and LI Geek (as the house band, no less), ReGeneration Who, Wicked Faire, and The Way Station. ... more
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