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Jessica Lee Williamson needs to make up for the train wreck of her 3rd grade talent show, when she broke down and cried for 2 1/2 minutes because she couldn’t remember her act. This time it would be different. She was prepared, and had a partner.

By Bob Carlson • Jul 1, 2016 • 1 min read

Jessica Lee Williamson needs to make up for the train wreck of her 3rd grade talent show, when she broke down and cried for 2 1/2 minutes because she couldn’t remember her act. This time it would be different. She was prepared, and had a partner.

Jessica Lee Williamson is a writer, an artist, and storyteller living in Los Angeles.

Jessica and Hardy during rehearsal

Photo Courtesy Jessica Lee Williamson

Jessica in the Canary Islands

Photo courtesy Jessica Lee Williamson

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Jessica Lee Williamson needs to make up for the train wreck of her 3rd grade talent show, when she broke down and cried for 2 1/2 minutes because she couldn’t remember her act. This time it would be different. She was prepared, and had a partner.

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Jessica Lee Williamson needs to make up for the train wreck of her 3rd grade talent show, when she broke down and cried for 2 1/2 minutes because she couldn’t remember her act. This time it would be different. She was prepared, and had a partner.

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