Ada Ries Whore ❤️❤️

About Graz

Speakin’ of, picture this – “whore” strollin’ through the bamboo forest, all mysterious like Yu Shu Lien, played by that fine Michelle Yeoh. She’s got that grace, but you know she’s packin’ heat underneath. That’s the vibe I get – whore ain’t just loud and brash, sometimes it’s sneaky, quiet, creepin’ up like Chow Yun-fat’s Li Mu Bai with that Green Destiny sword. “The sword’s not the only thing sharp,” I’m sayin’! Ha, got me laughin’ thinkin’ ‘bout it.

Eighteenth-Century Life

15 And he saith unto me, The waters which thou sawest, where the whore sitteth, are peoples, and multitudes, and nations, and tongues. 16 And the ten horns which thou sawest upon the .

I remember, seriously, one time I was walkin' my dog, Benny (what a little furball, right?) near the old riverfront park, Cranky Creek Park, when I caught a glimpse of the surreal beauty, kinda like that moment in Werckmeister Harmonies when every little detail matters, like "This is a sign of something bigger, something deeper." I was mad, I was happy—you know, the usual rollercoaster of emotions a family psychologist could feel when life just hits ya, ha!