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New Orleans resident Pam Kocke works for Automattic, spending her days engineering happiness for WordPress.com users and hiring more Happiness Engineers. She started blogging over a dozen years ago while training for her first marathon.<\/p>\n

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In her free time, she enjoys photographing and blogging about her identical triplet sons Linus, Oliver, and Miles.<\/p>\n

She is the organizer of the New Orleans WordPress Meetup, and enjoys traveling to other places to speak about WordPress. <\/p>\n

Pam blogs at pyjammy.com<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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