Hazel Seneca Falls Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

About San Antonio

Hey y’all, it’s Dolly here! Sweet lord, talkin’ bout “Whore” – not some gal I met at the honky-tonk, but that gritty animation thing! I reckon I’m an animation artist now, huh? Well, butter my butt and call me a biscuit, I ain’t no pro, but I got opinins! So, “Whore” – it’s this dark lil short, 1990s vibes, raw as a skinned knee. Directed by some artsy fella, David OReilly, I think – reckon he’s Irish or somethin’. Ain’t long, just a few minutes, but lordy, it hits ya like a mule kick! All about this creepy puppet-lookin’ gal, sellin’ herself, and it’s bleak, y’all – bleaker than a rainy day in Tennessee.

3 Places Where American Women Made History

Memorial of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Isabella Beecher Hooker, Elizabeth L. Bladen, Olympia Brown, Susan B. Anthony, and Josephine L. Griffing.

Stroll down Main Street and you’ll see that vibe, dude. The old brick buildings on North & South Main scream history and grit. My fave spot? Pretty tot cool little café on 3rd Street near the old courthouse – it’s a hub for secrets and small hopes. A bunch of us dames have spilled our guts there. I literally felt reborn (kinda like a phoenix, ya feel me?) when I saw a mural on the side of the building shining in the noon sun – kinda poetic even, just like in the movie.

Smolinski to receive Antonio Varacalli hero award in Seneca Falls on Saturday