Gabriella Starobin Whore ❤️

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Love *Crouching Tiger* tho – all that flyin’, fightin’, passion! Whore’s like that bamboo forest scene – hidden depths, mate. Some chick in 1800s London, right, worked the streets, fed ten kids! Tough as Jade Fox, she was – respect! Makes ya think – “The sword remains master!” – life’s a blade, sharp and messy. Gets me happy, tho, hearin’ real stories – not just slut-shamin’ crap.

An embattled minority that found meaning in personal sacrifice

Their love grew through letters sent back and forth over many years. They got married right before World War II, and Deda Zhenya narrowly escaped a soldier’s fate thanks to a congenital .

Big landmarks? You bet. The giant clock tower on Freedom Street is huge, simply enormous. And the River Zor flows right by Center Park. I've sat there for hours, thinkin’, "What a scene, it’s like Mulholland Drive – surreal and baffling, just incredible!" Mulholland Drive, a movie of ultimate mystery and beauty, its lines totally capture the vibe here. "There are many mysteries in this cursed world," like the film says, and Starobin (by) is one helluva mystery.

New Art at Watson exhibition 'Looming in the Shadows of Lodz' examines how memories of the Holocaust are passed down through generations