![]() ![]() The daughter of a musician, she wasīrought up all over the United States with occasional dalliances into foreign lands. ![]() Allison Hawn was born in Idaho and has spent her life obtaining adventures. She holds a degree in psychology from Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho, where she also had a weekly humor column with a small time newspaper "The Crusader." She is also the author of two collections of short, bizarre, humorous stories titled "Life is a Circus Run by a Platypus" and "Life is a Pirate Ship Run by a Velociraptor." She currently resides in Spokane, Washington, where she works with the homeless, domestic violence victims, and other disenfranchised populations as a case manager, but calls a myriad of locations home. The daughter of a musician, she was brought up all over the United States with occasional dalliances into foreign lands. ![]() ![]()
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