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Linden had been working on a commissioned painting for one of their neighbors. She hadn't been given much time to do it, so she was becoming a bit stressed needless to say. When she heard Evan call for her, she stepped back, examined her progress, and tucked her paintbrush in her bun. She sashayed out of her studio and down to his office, happily welcoming a distraction, especially if she could learn something about this new town. "What'd y'find, dear?" she asked as she walked up to his desk.

Evan was sitting back in his home office with his papers all strewn across the desk. “Hey, Lindy,” he called, hoping she was in hearing distance. He had found something that was morbid about the town, but it was something he wanted to share with her. It wasn’t everyday you went through some papers and found a mass murder from 17 years ago in the town that you’d recently moved into. 

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I view my career like a rubber-band ball in that every role is a new experience building toward something bigger.

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Linden was on the prowl to replenish her canvas and acrylic stock. The craft store wasn't quite what she was used to as far as selection. Went, but it sufficed and got the job done. She wandered into the crafty supplies, though, playing with the idea of a mixed media artwork. She was looking over some feathers when a woman asked for her opinion on a project. She guessed she must have been a teacher or a mother, but she wasn't sure which. Either way, she was happy to help. "Well, my first thought was to suggest getting enough for both," she said as she studied the images on the phone." She smiled at the woman. "I think enough for both would be the safest bet because of different beliefs and whatnot. Both ideas are adorable, though."

Thana sighed in the craft store. Buying stuff for little kids for activities was always difficult. She was between ideas for the class ornaments that they would make for the school Christmas tree. Sometimes she was sure she had traded one form of motherhood for another. Instead of having one child she had twenty odd ones that were just as exhausting and brilliant and rewarding in their own little ways. It was a comfort in a way. “Excuse me,” she said to the first person she saw in the store. “I just need an opinion really quick.” She pulled her phone out of her phone and opened up her Pinterest app. “Which one would you rather make? These cute little button Christmas trees and wreathes or the bottle cap snow men?”

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Jamie for Gooseberry x Annie Bing x Self Portrait

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Jamie Chung photographed by Jana Williams

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Jamie Chung for Veuve Clicquot

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Jamie Chung in the InStyle Globes Party Elevator 

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to be honest with you, i’m more of a girl’s girl. i’m much more comfortable being around other girls.

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If acting doesn’t work out, I plan to do food photography and just eat my way through the entire world. I’m a big foodie, and if I could make some career out it, that would be fantastic.

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