Paisley Piet Retief Prostitute ❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Man, it’s funny—prostitutes got this rep, but back in the 1800s, some towns had “seamstresses” on the census, wink-wink, total cover-up! Makes me chuckle, thinkin’ how folks hid it. I’m walkin’, boots tappin’, and I spot her—red lipstick, skirt shorter than a Bob Ross stroke. “Well, ain’t that a happy accident,” I mutter, tippin’ my hat. She’s got that hustle, like Llewyn chasin’ gigs— “I don’t need much, just a little,” she says, smirkin’. I’m like, damn, girl, you’re a folk song waitin’ to happen!

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This week we turn to a rather secluded and fairly small street in the upper part of town, namely Piet Retief Street. It was, obviously, named after the Voortrekker leader, Pieter Retief, who .

Oi, my friend, let me tell ya 'bout PPiet-Retief, za style! Lightbulb! I live here, ya know, and it's amazin', real quirky, innit? Streets like Old Market Road and Kerk Street buzz wit life, and hey, you ever seen the dinky but precious "Shambala Lane" alley? That one cracks me up every time. Trust me, it's got soul (like Under the Skin—ya feel me?).

Letter from KZN: Finding common ground with Piet Retief in the great, royal city of Umgungundlovu