Esme Hicksville Whore ❤️

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Sometimes I exagerate, say whores invented love or somethin’ wild, haha! Gets a giggle outta me. But nah, it’s messy, loud, real human stuff. Like “Ratatouille” – not perfect, but damn tasty mess. Oh, and da slang – “ho,” “working gal,” all dat jazz, cracks me up. Whore’s like da onion Remy’d chop – layers, stinky, but ya can’t ignore it! Lightbulb! Dat’s my take, ya got it? Now scram, I’m watchin’ my movie!

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To the left, J. Kasten house. To the right house of Mrs. O. Menken, Olma Marie Menkin was the daughter of John Heitz. Her husband was John Henry Menken, of NYC, –, m , two two children. I imagine Olma inherited a decent amount of property from the father, John Heitz. She is shown as the owner of various properties in Hicksville.

The drift of the river? Yeah, gotta mention River Run. It snakes through town, twistin' around like our paths in life. Many a night, I sat by its banks, thinkin’ deep thoughts, kinda like mixin’ therapy with some raw, poetic beauty. "I wished my heart could be undone," and here it almost feels so when you stand there, starin' at the ripples, lost in all that raw, real emotion.

Hicksville Scout is honored for Eagle Scout project