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We'll be live at 7 p.m. Pacific. I'll be joined by Soren Narnie of Knife Point Horror,

fair and more of more to the story. Amanda and Cassidy from Drinking the Cool Age shall be

Scott of Scary to Sleep and finally M in Christine from And That's Why We Drink.

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Enjoy the show.

When I was 7 years old, my family packed up and moved from Georgia to Washington.

I was excited at first because I thought that we were moving to Washington, D.C. Turns out we were

leaving our hometown, which was Atlanta, for some small town I had never heard of in the state

of Washington. My family and I would often bounce between Georgia and Florida to visit family,

and I often saw stories on the news about local crime, murders, etc. So I knew to be careful when

I was playing outside. This led to me becoming pretty paranoid even at age 7. The state of

Washington is a hell of a lot safer than Georgia, but moving there was a bit of a culture shock.

Due to relocating to a much safer area, a lot of the rules that I had once followed no longer

seemed applicable. I was able to play outside with my friends without my older brothers or parents

needing to shaperone. I was even allowed to go biking around the neighborhood on the new bike I

got from my 8th birthday. I didn't feel as nervous in my new environment, which eventually

led to me developing a false sense of security. The elementary school wasn't too far away from my

home, so every morning my mom would walk me to school. On our walk, we would walk over the little

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