maxi

Never envied a rubber ducky before...
still lookin' damn hot!

Great shot.

Looking great!

But I think you should title the book: Ladygarden Land

You are an amazing woman. Don't let anything take away your strength and beauty as the woman you are today. Thanks for sharing these words.

incredible blog post. You are really a very courageous individual, to see beyond the threat at such a young age and doing the right thing shows that deep inside you are inherently very brave. @Kay, you too.

beautiful !

Your hair is almost back, I see.

What news on doughnut eating adventure?

oh! that was from back in the day, from when you would blog about your hair alot. i just thought it would give you some relief when you had some hair/head based anxiety. sleepy is good too.

Where's the vag previously promised?

An easy and very apt title for it, no pun intended, could be My Private Collection.

i think that eith way you are the one who has the power ! i think that you are super beautiful either way i kind of like the fact you dont show too much other girls on here you kind of expect it from and others you hope that they do and some that do you wish they didnt.. haha but you are one of the smartest and strongest girls on the site. i will love you forever!

Did I miss that you got that great backpiece when I was recovering from the fire???

good stuff, t. i moved away from sincity in november. will miss seeing you there on occasion. the finished back piece looks amazing. now, if you ever want to visit new mexico, you should call.

p.s.
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Good to hear the insurance company got it right, are you off to some nice curvey mountain roads with your subie now?

Great picture

Good to hear every one is ok and you car's going to get fixed.

I like your indoor sprinkler. Plumbing is sexy.

Cool.

You have a way of zeroing in on what's truly important.

Sorry to heart it's a sad patch in these respects. It's been an odd on and off spring--may be a contributor as well.

The photo is still looking very good--exciting stuff from you keeps appearing here even if you're feeling a dip.

Keep keeping.

Spring seasonal disorder is no joke. I live in the mountains of North Carolina, and I spent a long, bitterly cold winter in an old farmhouse writing next to a wood stove, with 1-3 feet of snow on the ground outside. when spring finally came, I was relieved but also weirdly distraught--a sense of longing and foreboding in place of the expected joy. Now it's getting better--getting outside with my hands in the dirt and staying active has helped. Bouts of blahnness are to be expected, Maxi--keep doing the fantastic work you do. It makes a lot of us think and look at things in a new way; it makes us happy, and eventually, it will make you happy too.

Beautiful shots.

Absolutely Amazing, you have a gift! Never let it go!