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Now, I’ve seen some gals in Nashville—whew, stories! One time, this little thang, Ruby, worked the honky-tonks. She’d wink at fellas, sayin’ she’s their “new world.” Had a pet raccoon—called it Captain John, after John Smith! Swear to Jesus, that critter stole tips right off the bar. Made me laugh ‘til I cried—still does! Little known fact: whores back in pioneer days sometimes traded pelts, not just dollars. Wild, right?

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Then there’s the river – the Fort Wright River streams like memory in a dream. I used to skate along its edges, tones of water reflecting my thoughts in bursts of sparkling sparks – like, WOW. And sometimes I get mad ’cause the riverbank got all littered up, but hey! We clean it up together, community style, power moments that remind me to be grateful.

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