Miranda Marquez

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Miranda Marquez was born in 1986, the year Argentina won the World Cup and Halley’s Comet came by for a visit, which feels appropriately theatrical.

Being a creative person from birth, having two small younglings to take care of can somewhat restrain the most fun searching personalities and so, fearing she was starting to lose herself Kitchen Wars and Other Domestic Crimes was born: first as a joke, then as an amusement, and eventually as a semi-serious project with very real stories behind it.

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tractors are basically metal animals with opinions.
Once again your ability to describe things is hilarious
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because toddlers are basically small drunk mammals with opinions.
I love the wit you use in your descriptions
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Childhood taught me two things: erasers are currency, and adults are just tall children with receipts.
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