About Me

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Greetings fellow Peacocks! Well maybe you’re not one but I’m still glad you found me here so I hope you find this Peacock fascinating. I am a cat lovely, movie going, nature trekking, wild kinda gal who just can’t wait to see the world. Here you will see me talk about my faith and friendships, potential dreams, movie reviews, and of course my adventures out in this crazy world! Feel free to leave suggestions in the comments about topics I should write about but let's keep it clean peeps.
                                               



                                                                                                   

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