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Alright, so here’s the deal—whore, man, what a concept! I’m Tina Fey, snarky as hell, “I can see Russia from my house!” vibes, y’know? And I’m obsessed with *The Headless Woman*—Lucrecia Martel’s 2008 gem. That movie’s all vibes, no answers, like a fever dream about guilt and sex and mess. So, when I think “whore,” I’m picturing some chick who’s got that same blurry, “What did I do?” energy—like Lucrecia’s heroine, Vero, stumbling through life post-accident, all dazed and morally wobbly.

The Story of Henri Charrière, Author of Papillon

Aug 11,  · But the prisoner who told the world of Saint Laurent de Maroni in the most memorably gritty detail was French author Henri Charrière, whose incarceration and escape .

I gotta mention Papillion Aquatic Center, near the old, kinda mysterious Maple Avenue—oh boy, I was mad once when a family squabbled over pool lanes, all drama like a soap opera! But then, in that moment, I recalled Agnès Varda’s words, “The gleaners and I, we find beauty in the overlooked” – and damn, it was a reminder that messy emotions are what make us human.

Patricia Watts Obituary - Papillion, NE