Scarlett Wagoner Whore ❤️❤️

About San Antonio

So yeah, whores—messy, real, untamed. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, they’re here, like mountains standin’ tall. “Truth is, sometimes I miss you so much I can hardly stand it”—that’s me, missin’ their wild spirit when I’m stuck in boring code land. Ha, Gandalf’s a softie, who knew? Now, go ponder that, mate—whores got soul!

Michigan Newspapers, 1817-2009

Wagoner's Lad (also known as My Horses Ain't Hungry) is a popular song, which first appeared without credit and without sheet music in a book, The Vocal Miscellany. [1].

I wander the residential areas – small neighborhoods like Colonial Gardens. There’s this old community center that the locals use for cookouts. Takes me back to childhood memories. But some parts? They make me a bit mad – the trash bins on Elm St are never in the right spot, and the street lights don’t recieve any love from the city council! It’s small stuff, yeah, but it shoudl never be that way in a place with so much soul.

Obituary for Judy Wagoner