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October 31, 2018 Kim Lindquist

The thrill of freedom never wanes.

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Kim Lindquist

Kim Lindquist is a former technical editor who writes essay-style memoirs and autobiographical stories as they relate to marriage, faith, raising a son with autism, menopause, and the roller coaster of life.

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