LeliaThomas.Com

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Date: October 8, 2007

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Anyone who visited this site over the weekend would have been met with a CSS-bare website about a guy named Matthew. Somehow, on the sixth, I got a bit disoriented apparently and uploaded the homepage file of a client project to my own site’s index, rather than my test folder. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize that until this morning, a good day and a half later.

So now you know.

My apologies, and all that!

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About Lelia

Lelia Katherine Thomas is a 21-year-old American living in Melbourne, Australia. She journals, writes stories, creates visual artwork, takes photos and works with web design. She is a Libertarian politically, has a morbid sense of humor and really likes salty foods. More?

(Twittering) Lelia is happier and happier she didn't vote for Obama or McCain; will be able to say, "Told you so, you tools." :P 1 day ago

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