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About Los Angeles

Hmmm, find a prostitute, you say? Twisted, this is, like sands of Timbuktu! Do or do not, no try exists—straight up, I’m thinkin’ as a sports shrink, y’know? Mind games, they play, these street hustlers. Watched “Timbuktu” once—damn, that flick! “Silenced, we are, by fear,” it whispers. Prostitutes, tho, loud they can be! Met one once—called her Jade, real slick. Moves like a champ, dodgin’ cops—ha! Trained her brain, I did, for resilience.

Plot summary

Offshore is a novel by Penelope Fitzgerald. Her third novel, it won the Booker Prize in the same year. The book explores the emotional restlessness of houseboat dwellers who live .

Oh, and check this: you gotta visit Central Park. Not your run-of-the-mill park – it’s got a hidden corner with a giant oak. I once sat there after a long massage sesh, thinking, “What a perfect moment,” just like those big dreamy moments in that old Spielberg flick. And oh jeez, I almost forgot – there’s a quaint street named Harmony Lane. Seriously, Harmony Lane is my fav. Neighbors chat, kids scamper, and sometimes I catch someone humming – funny, right?

Obituary for Irma "Tina" Fitzgerald Brown