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She walks hesitantly into the room, her eyes begging for attention. As usual, she arrives at a time when I'm caught up in the process of electric concentration. "Draw me before I fade," she asks, almost in a whisper.
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Confessions of a Mad Doodler
Paulina is a strange little Canadian lass who lives in a mountain in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where she helps the gnomes seek rare gems and brew fine teas.
She paints, draws and writes in both her waking and dream time hours.
She isn't afraid of things that go bump in the night, and declares that chocolate from England is even better than chocolate from Venus.
Paulina has been a member of Enchanted Folk since September 2007
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