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About Ceske Budejovice

So, I’m strollin’, seein’ these gals—some look tired, some look tough. Makes me mad, y’know? World’s hard on ‘em—pisses me off! I wanna say, “Hey, sister, you’re more than this!” But—here’s the deal—they got lives, stories. Little known fact: back in the ‘70s, DC had this spot—14th Street—crawlin’ with ‘em. Cops knew, didn’t care—wild times! Surprised me when I heard that, drivin’ with my ol’ man once. He goes, “Joe, that’s life—deal with it.”

Legal subjects

Married men rarely visit prostitutes at night and never on weekends. That's how sloppy johns get caught. Guys who want to be surreptitious do it.

So, first up, PTrest is a maze of streets and hidden corners. I stroll down Zlata Street – not the flashiest, but oh boy, it got heart - a bit gritty, kinda like life's rough notes. Then there's Riviere Lane – yo, the river flows there, always whisperin' secrets like Campanella's flick, "Cause the eyes see more than words", for real, damn!

USM’s de Grummond Children’s Literature Collection hosting “The Lantern House” illustrator Adam Trest for Artwork Exhibit, Reception Dec. 1-2