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Anyways, I’m saunterin’ down this alley—smells like piss and regret—and there’s this bird, all dolled up, leanin’ on a wall. I’m thinkin’, “Is she the one?” Kinda like Irene in the movie, y’know, “How do you live a life full of nothing?”—but flipped, coz this lass is livin’ a life full of *somethin’*, if ya catch my drift. I swagger over, all smug, “Greetings, mortal, fancy a trickster’s company?” She laughs—bloody laughs!—and I’m like, “Oi, I’m a god, show some respect!” But nah, she’s chill, says, “50 quid, love, no funny business.” Fair enough, I respect a straight shooter.

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Meads splits with bad and rad. Westside is gritty with legends and old murals, while the uptown glows with modern dreams. There's the Big River passing by City Quay which splits the town. I once saw neon reflections dancing on the water – almost magical, right? Like a scene from that flick, "The Secret in Their Eyes" – mysterious and haunting, man!

June Mead Obituary (1932 - 2024) - Hadley, MA