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My name is Kiana. I like drinking coffee, petting dogs, listening to Coldplay, and looking at the stars (sometimes all at the same time.)  I dislike Mondays, negative people, and math. My habits include being too loud in quiet restaurants, talking before I can think things through, and letting my mind wander when I'm supposed to be focused. More about me as you read through my blog and the thoughts that I 
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