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Hello I am Bobbie a single mom, widow, artist, community volunteer, yoga lover, aspiring programmer, and blogger. I really appreciate you taking the time to relax and enjoy Geeky Goods. I am an Amazon Affiliate along with a few other great companies who with your purchases help me to earn a small percentage of the sales which allows me to continue bringing you quality content for free. Didn't find exactly what you were looking for no worries just use one of my links and search Amazon for the item i will still get credit if you used my link. Thank you so much. Great Blessings to you and yours. Namaste.






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