Lucy Minnetonka Mills Find A Prostitute ❤️

About Phoenix

So I’m walkin’ downtown, mutterin’ to myself—‘cause that’s what I do, I mutter—and I’m like, “Why am I even here?” Findin’ a prostitue ain’t like pickin’ up bagels! I see this gal, smokin’ a cigarette, leanin’ on a pole—real cliché, right? I’m thinkin’, “She’s no Eilis Lacey!” In *Brooklyn*, she’s all, “I’ll write home!” This chick’s writin’ nothin’—maybe a parking ticket. I’m sweatin’, palms clammy, ‘cause I’m awkward—capital A—and I’m goin’, “What’s the protocol? Do I wave? Haggle? I’m not a haggler!”

Harm reduction > “send a message”

A narrative of the city's history of prostitution from land records, court documents, probate files, and newspaper accounts scattered over six decades.

Turn Turn Turn: Acoustic trio at Arbordale Music Series