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To LARP or not to LARP -- that is the latex-covered question
by Lorna Cowie


It seems like I've just been kicked into the year 2008. The first few months flashed by without me blinking, and I have been solidly reminded by our LARP organizer that it is THAT time of year again! LARPing for me is now part of my lifestyle and I can't imagine myself without at least one aspect of it around me. It's not just a hobby, but an obsession -- and a profession that has filled my house (including the attic and shed) with various pieces of fabric, fur, weapons and everythi ...

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It seems like I've just been kicked into the year 2008. The first few months flashed by without me blinking, and I have been solidly reminded by our LARP organizer that it is THAT time of year again! LARPing for me is now part of my lifestyle and I can't imagine myself without at least one aspect of it around me. It's not just a hobby, but an obsession -- and a profession that has filled my house (including the attic and shed) with various pieces of fabric, fur, weapons and everythi ...

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Lorna Cowie is a crazy LARP loving latex sword wielding fantasy portrait artist who prefers to run about in the forest where she can be a 'real' shaman than sit inside on a nice day. She can be found in Deviant Art and, of course, Portrait Adoption. Oh, she is quite old, likes chocolate and has two mice. Go figure.
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