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The Gender Blender Blog 
wayy cool
This is Maddie. I hope you remember me, I’m from the Mad Farmer’s Collective, I’m 11, and Uncle Chip was just showing me your cool “gender blender” website. Although I’m probably not as much of a feminist as you guys are, I think this is a great website and that you should keep going. Currently I’m coming back from Maine, and I stopped by New Jersey with my parents, and, when we were looking at the pretty card you gave him, he showed us your website. How are you, Tiffany? Does Alex write for your website? How is she?
Yours Truly,
Maddie, from the Mad Farmers Collective 🙂
Hi Maddie!!! This is Alex. Thanks so so much for reading our website. I’m so glad to hear you like it! I’ve been slacking on the posts lately, so it’s mostly been Tiffany, but I do write for the site. We miss you and the Mad Farmer’s Collective a bunch! I’m doing well, getting ready to go back to school. Tell Aram and your parents we say hi!
Love,
Alex