Update

Tuesday September 7th is Tune in Tuesday at My Road Adventures! Check back after 8pm on the 7th for the next update!!!

I was going to put my latest work up here but decided my other website looked lonely. You can read it by clicking here. I have some other work that I plan to post here once I get it finished. Thanks for stopping by!

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