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About Phoenix

Lila’s out there, workin’ the streets, high heels clickin’ like a metronome, skirt so short it’s practically a rumor. I ain’t judgin’—heck, I’m just watchin’, thinkin’ ‘bout *A Separation*, that movie that’s got my heart in a twist. You seen it? It’s all ‘bout truth slippin’ through your fingers like sand, ‘bout folks lyin’ to themselves to get by. Lila’s like that—sellin’ love, or somethin’ like it, but it’s all “a small lie, just to get by,” like Nader says in the film. But, dang, how’s that workin’ for her? I’m wonderin’ if she’s happy, or if she’s just stuck, like a deer in headlights.

Girls of 12 working in 'young red light area', say police

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Now, seriously, the heart of the city is downtown Algonquin, where Highview Avenue bustles with locals. Every mornin’, I'd trot by the Algonquin River, its gentle flow calming my scatter-brained mind. Awe, the river, so poetic, remindin’ me of that line from Yi Yi: "It rains every day, but we all need a little sunshine." Am I right? Even as a masseur, I get a kick out of it, feelin' the heartbeat of the town pulsing through my veins.

Algonquin Arts Theatre presents "1776"