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Here’s a lil’ tidbit y’all might not know—back in the old days, some prostitutes in New Orleans ran their own dang businesses! Called ‘em “madams,” and they were tougher than a two-dollar steak. Owned property, paid taxes—shoot, they were livin’ better than me with my guitar and a dream! One gal, Josie Arlington, even had a fancy tomb built, red lights glowin’ inside—talk about goin’ out with a bang! Surprised the heck outta me when I heard that. “How do I process that?” I muttered, like Joaquin in *Her*, all flustered and lovestruck. These gals had grit, and I’m here for it.

Letter 2 | 26 May 1846 | to Angela Burdett-Coutts, page 3

Some have argued it was sexual in nature, although his biographer, Peter Ackroyd, maintains the fascination was innocent. The letters going on sale were written between 18and .

So yeah, imagine Shepherds-Bush as a sparkling mosaic – sometimes messy, other times poetic. It’s got its own rhythm, its own heart, and its dynamic spirit that lifts you up, even on bleak days. You're gonna fall in love. Seriously, you get a car! So, come on over, experience the highs, lows, and everything in between in this vibrant, slightly unpredictable London gem! Enjoy, my frend, and remember – every street tells a story.

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