Lucy Laconia Whore ❤️❤️

About San Jose

So, “whore”—shoot, it’s a word that’s been beat up worse’n my old toolbox. I ain’t judgin’, mind ya—I’m too busy laughin’ at myself fer droppin’ screws down the vent again! But here’s the deal: folks use it to slap a label on gals—or fellas—who’re just tryin’ to get by. Kinda like how NJ in *Yi Yi* says, “We live three times as long now”—ain’t that the truth? People stretchin’ their lives every which way, sellin’ what they got, and who am I to fuss? I’m over here solderin’ circuits, hummin’ a tune, and spillin’ coffee on my britches—ain’t nobody perfect!

Chapters in this book

Basically, “laconic” (meaning “of a person, speech, or style of writing using very few words”) comes from the word “Laconia,” a region of Greece historically inhabited by the Spartans (from .

Laconia ain't just streets and parks – it's a blend of memories, quirky locales like the midnight Food Truck Festival near South End, unexpected hugs from old haunts, and the pulse of music in every bar on Mariner’s Lane. And ya know what? I even found a secret rooftop spot over at Baxter's Building where I once found a note scribbled on old bricks: “Some things must remain unseen.” Total cache, man!

New housing development straddling Laconia, Belmont will access city water