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Orange Cecelia and Grass-Oriented Needs
When I was a child I didn’t have imaginary friends. I did however, have an imaginary alter ego. Her name was Orange Cecelia, or sometimes Orange Ce-Sara, and she was orphan who lived in our backyard. Miss Orange was very … Continue reading
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Tagged alter ego, autonomy, childhood, cooking, dependency, imaginary alter-ego, Orange Cecelia, pretend, ramps, worry
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