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Imelda had forgotten all about Dolly and Frank’s supposed business She hadn’t seen him in months But he came to her now and told her how a few weeks ago he’d met a lad from Sligo who was selling a load of hash It was the deal of the century he told her He’d gone to Frank and together they went in on a kilo and the plan was to sell it on and use the
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Laura Hinds
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she survived Auschwitz by disobeying his order to join the line with the elderly, the grey and the weak, and instead slipping into a line with younger people. She avoided the gas chambers a second time by trading food for hair dye so she wouldn’t be murdered for looking too old.
Jordan B. Peterson • 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos
The tender heart
Suzan Bond • 2 cards
neo-burlesque shows and began go-go dancing in bars, dressed in a bikini. She also experimented with drugs.
Jackie Huba • Monster Loyalty: How Lady Gaga Turns Followers into Fanatics
What I’ve seen in twenty years of work with the foundation is that if we can help lift up all women, we will change the world. There are a lot of forces pushing women down today. I’ve seen it in country after country, all over the world. If you lift up women, they lift up everybody else around them. That ultimately lifts up a community and a countr
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She is the animal body, both fierce and graceful, who moves with the rhythm and sway of the soul.
Toko-pa Turner • Belonging: Remembering Ourselves home
She may be the Queen of Pop, but she does so many things that make her fans feel like royalty—things like sending tired and hungry fans pizza while they wait in line overnight for an album signing or stopping the tour bus and inviting fans in
Jackie Huba • Monster Loyalty: How Lady Gaga Turns Followers into Fanatics
Within twenty-four hours, he’d made his goal of $10,000 from what looked like a tight-knit community of forty or fifty friends and family.