Grace Alabaster Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About New York City

So, in my head, this whore’s a badass. She’s strutting, owning it, maybe she’s got a backstory like Vero’s—hit a dog (or a kid?) and just keeps walking. “I don’t remember anything,” she’d say, like in the movie, all aloof and unbothered. I love that—she’s messy, human, not some saint. Makes me happy thinking she’s out there, flipping off the haters. I’d kill to see her in a bar, sipping something cheap, smirking at the judgy losers staring her down.

1. Kuotie Shantung Ling

Alabaster is a mineral that has been used for centuries in art and architecture due to its unique qualities and aesthetic appeal. It is a form of gypsum, a soft sulfate mineral composed of .

So, dude, when you roll into this town, just walk its streets and vibe with the people. Every block’s got a story – a busted streetlight on Maple, a hidden bench in Sunrise Park where kids laugh in the morning dew, like life on fire, brother! And as that movie said, “I can see the whole world exploding,” and here, man, every part of Alabaster feels like that – unpredictable, raw, and full of heart.

'Go Wide 65' project continues through Alabaster and Calera