Genesis Sukumo Whore ❤️❤️

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S’pose I’m ramblin’—brain’s a mess, typin’ fast, typos galore. Whore’s a puzzle, ain’t she? Part rebel, part victim, all human. Makes me wanna yell—oi, world, give her a break! But nah, we’re all vultures, circlin’. *Moolaadé* nails it: “Strength is in resistance.” Whore resists, mate—she’s tough as nails. Next time ya see her, tip your hat. She’s a bloody legend, fightin’ the grind. Now, where’s me tea? Need a refill after this!

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Following a year-old Japanese tradition, the dye is made by fermenting leaves from the mature indigo. The dye, sukumo, is produced in the Awa district of the Tokushima prefecture. .

Man, what a day! I’m tellin’ ya, being a glazier in Sukumo is like riding a rollercoaster blindfolded. So, I wake up, right? Sun’s blazin’ through my window on Kōyō Street. I’m like, “Great, another scorcher.” But hey, I’m a pro. I grab my tools, head out, and boom! First surprise of the day—my bike’s gone! Like, poof! Just vanished. I’m thinkin’, “Did I park it in the wrong spot again?” Classic me.

An English Indigo Dyer on Awaji Island | November 2021 | Highlighting Japan