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About Dallas

Hey babe, so brothel’s on my mind—wild, right? I’m sittin here, thinkin bout those dusty streets in *Timbuktu*, you know, my fave flick, where life’s raw and messy. “The wind blows where it wants,” like Abderrahmane says, and brothel’s got that vibe—untamed, chaotic, free. I mean, picture it: dim lights, smoky air, girls laughin loud, dudes stumblin in all desperate. Kinda makes me mad tho—some of these guys? Total creeps, ugh, treatin it like a game. But then, I’m like, who am I to judge, right? “Men are the same everywhere,” movie line, boom, hits hard.

for my story to be told

A multi-year drama that drew statewide and even national attention to the lack of mental health resources in CT's Killingly schools concluded Friday.

I swear, these streets… I mean, REALLY got character. Totally not a cookie-cutter town. It's fulla surprises, like secret gardens behind old brick walls and a hidden caf in a converted barn on 11th Rd. I once sat there, lost in thoughts, and I was like, "Man, it's like Requiem for a Dream— but in a good way!"

A new Killingly child care center has a waitlist of 36 kids. How can CT solve this crisis?