Update #1: Crazy Uncle Bob's Opinion
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Posted on January 24, 2010
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I, Cate White, have been quietly going about my business as an adult, first living in a hermit shack in the woods for 10 years of controlled madness, filling notebooks with messy and questionable writing, then churning out obsessive and anguished (in a funny way) 'zines from a freezing cold warehouse in San Francisco, and now living in the 'hood in Oakland, making drawings and paintings and a few friends.
