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About San Diego

Hey folks, listen up—prostitutes, man, they’re somethin’ else! Here’s the deal, I’m sittin’ there, thinkin’ bout life, and bam—reminds me of “Stories We Tell.” Ya know, Sarah Polley, she digs deep, says stuff like, “The truth isn’t always clear.” Same with prostitutes, right? Ain’t nobody knows the whole story! Back in Scranton, we had this gal—Lola, swear she worked the corner near the diner. Tough as nails, but—get this—she’d knit scarves for stray cats. Freakin’ wild, huh?

Remembering Ann Sheridan

Uniquely accessible in Los Angeles, Sierra Madre is an oasis of peace, mountains, villagers and history. The indigenous people who dwelled here "Sonanya" lived a remarkable life as part of Missing: prostitute.

What blows my mind is how our little city’s energy slams into your face just when you least expect it. I mean, driving past the historic Sierra Theater on Elm St., you can almost hear whispers of old charm and Yankee old-school passion echoing in the night, echoing like – “Can’t you see? Can’t you see? The art is in the pain, in the glory…” It’s such a vibe, you know? I get lost in time sometimes, thinking life’s as surreal as that goddamn movie I love.

Sierra Madre Senior Hawaiian & Polynesian Dance Class