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November 28, 2024 No Comments
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Image for Lifes too short is a black and white photo of D.J. Val and her sound equipment beneath a canopy at a Queens of House picnic in 2019. Val is in the background and her arm and finger on the dial are in the foreground. Photo by Paris Brightledge Photography.

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