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ibjustwrite

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Hi Guys,

I am new here and very interested in getting to know all about Axies! I ran across them on line and fell in love. Have been researching them and have decided that I would be able to offer an axie a good home.

Anyway, Good to meet you all and hope to learn more through this forum.

thank you
lisa
 

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hi lisa and welcome to the forum........it is a great place to find all the info you might need and if you cant find it just ask and someone will be there to help
 
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