Katherine Rice Lake Whore ❤️

About San Diego

Me, I’m vibin’ with it. Whore’s a survivor, y’see? Takes guts, takes grit. "Talk to Her" whispers that too—"Nothing is simple," Almodóvar says. Whore ain’t simple neither! Makes me happy, their hustle does. But—ugh— creeps who shame ‘em? Trash! Fear leads to anger… and I’m ragin’ at that! Once knew this gal, swore she met a whore who’d sing opera—random as hell, right? Made me laugh, picturin’ it.

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Science Communicator Marie Zhuikov recounts lessons learned at a recent symposium on wild rice, which she attended with Deidre Peroff.

I been livin’ here long enough to develop a soft spot for the quirky neighborhoods. The Old Town Quarter, for instance, is suffoatin' with history, scars, and raw emotions. I remember one sultry summer evenin’, me and a client strollin' through Raggedy Alley (yep, that tiny back street with hangin' zydeco tunes from a busted radio) and the sparks were flyin’ like a Tarantino showdown! Hallelu-yerr!

Size of Rice Lake’s muskies runs a bit above average in Wisconsin’s Barron County