Anna Hiawatha Whore ❤️

About Chicago

Here’s a wild one—Victorian whores used to hide cash in their hair! Little known fact, blew my mind. Imagine that, hair fulla dollars, struttin’ past cops like, “What? I’m just fabulous!” D’oh! Cracks me up. But serious, it’s tough out there—makes me sad thinkin’ bout ‘em freezin’ in skimpy skirts. Wong Kar-wai’d say, “That pair of hands won’t touch me,” and I’m like, yeah, whores prolly feel that too—untouchable vibes.

De-Ka-Nah-Wi-Da and Hiawatha

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Anyway, pandemics aside, this city is luscious, messy, and so vibrant. I even scribble notes in my head all the time. Every back alley, every flickering neon sign on 7th st makes me grin. Yeah, i might be all over the place, but that’s PHiawatha (us) – raw, honest, and full of surprises.

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