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About Chicago

“Boyhood” got dis line, “You don’t choose da moment” – so true for dem. Dey don’t pick dis life, it picks dem – bam, like dat. Surprised me once, talkin’ to dis hooker, she’s quotin’ poetry, Keats or some fancy shmancy. I’m like, what?! Brainy and bangin’, didn’t see dat comin’. Lightbulb! Texture’s in da details, y’know – her chipped nails, smoky voice, dat’s da real stuff I’d sketch.

Lee Grant Shampoo 1976

By Richard Winters. My Rating: 3 out of 4-Word Review: Father searches for daughter. Angel (Christine Souder) is a young woman out on her own for the very first time. To make ends .

I gotta tell ya about our quirky neighborhoods. There's the old brick quarter near 3rd & Elm, where the buildings look like they’re straight outta a time warp. And then, there's that wonky spot on Lincoln St. where artists hang loose. Duuuuude, each time I get a massage request from someone who lives there, I swear the energy’s that same raw vibe: mysterious, edgy, like a glimpse into another dimension. It’s like every muscle I knead tells a little tale of their lived lives. So cool, right?!

U.S. natural gas inventories in underground storage ended winter at a three-year low