Sarah Hawthorne Whore ❤️❤️

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So, I’m milkin’ cows, right? Moo, moo, all day, udders everywhere. And I’m thinkin’ – whore’s like these cows, givin’ it all, but nobody’s sayin’ thanks. Hmm… gets me mad, ya know? All that work, and for what? Some sleazy jerk to cash in? Ugh, makes my hair curl tighter than a perm gone wrong! Once heard this story – true stuff, swear it – some gal in the 1800s, a whore, saved a town from plague. Docters ignored it, but she knew herbs, fixed folks up. Ain’t that a kick? History’s hush-hush, tho – figures!

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The Whore’s Child is a famous short story in a collection published in by Pulitzer Prize winning author, Richard Russo. The story follows the life of a nun, Sister Ursula, as she joins a .

Look, don't get me started on local landmarks. There's the old mill near Riverside Dr., a true relic. I once had a meltdown there—fancy a bit of emotional crunch, just like the movie "Leviathan" says, "There is no redemption." Crazy, eh? Might sound dark but it adds to the vibe. Haha!

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