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     Hi! My name is Kylie Carroll.


 I was born in raised in Savannah Tennessee, I attended Adamsville High school, and I am a junior at Bethel University getting ready to re-enter the nursing program. Something you'll learn about me is that I am a jack of all trades when it comes to my art. I pride myself on being able to create anything I set my mind to, and rarely find some art form I've never at least attempted. I also have a black cat named Theo that you will all probably see regularly in my photos.. so I'll just introduce you now. :)





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