Esme Potomac Mills Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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I reckon it’s versatile, this word—like Llewyn’s bleedin’ guitar. Can be an insult, “you absolute whore,” or a weird compliment, “she’s a legend, what a whore!” Depends how ya sing it, dunnit? Proper fascinatin’, keeps me chucklin’. Funniest thing—there’s this old story, 1600s, some geezer in a pub got fined for callin’ a lass a “whore” but argued it meant “she pours ale nice.” Cheeky sod, nearly got away with it! Surprised me that did, clever bastard twistin’ words like that.

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Lincoln's Stafford County "White House" President Abraham Lincoln visited the Army of the Potomac in Stafford County (across the Rappahannock.

I love walkin' by the tiny river near Harmony Park. Its waters gurgle so softly—you almost forget life's tensions for a sec. Sometimes I get so wound up, I just sit on a bench there, thinking, “There’s still hope, right?” I remind myself, “This is the way of life,” but ugh, sometimes it drives me mad! Traffic and noisy cars can be a total nightmare, maaan... but then I bump into some old friend at the corner shop on Elm St. (Ever heard of it? It's barely known but fantastic for whoever digs hidden gems.)

Reimagining Potomac Mills: County’s draft comprehensive plan envisions big things for Prince William’s busiest mall