Esme Ronciglione Whore ❤️

About Palermo

So, lemme spill—whore’s got layers, dude. Back in the day, like medieval times, whores weren’t just hookers—they were healers, midwives, badass chicks who knew herbs and shit. Church got mad, tho—called ‘em witches! Burned ‘em! D’oh! That pisses me off—why ya gotta ruin a good hustle? Makes me wanna punch a wall, but then I’d break my hand, and Marge’d yell. Ugh.

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Sitting on a bluff near Viterbo, north of Rome, Ronciglione is a beautiful blend of Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque architecture in a compact space. It is built from the local tufo stone .

Finally, I get my stuff done and head back to the office. But wait! I see this street performer on Via della Libertà. He’s playing the accordion, and it’s magical. I stop to listen, and for a moment, all my stress disappears. I even throw him a couple of euros. Gotta support the arts, ya know?

Riderless horses race in the ancient town of Ronciglione