Penelope Hever Whore ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

About Ghent

But yo, here’s a lil’ somethin’ – didja know “whore” comes from old Germanic, meanin’ “adulterer”? Crazy, right? Started as cheatin’ lovers, now it’s cheatin’ your own damn self! I’m sittin’ here munchin’, thinkin’, man, how’d we let it get this far? Kinda funny tho – imagine me, Bugs, whorin’ out for extra carrots. “Step right up, folks, one wiseass quip for a dime!” Ha, I’d rather eat dirt.

Anne Boleyn – “The Great Wh*re”

Hever is a petite double-moated castle with a craggy romantic visage that’s largely unaltered by time. It’s famously linked to the ill-fated royal couple, Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII. Their story .

Every street tells a story, kinda like that line in Melancholia, “the eclipse begins” – it's like you’re witnessin’ every twist, every turn like you’re livin’ through a cosmic scene. And ya know, just like that movie – heavy, beautiful, a bit mysterious – Hever's got its dark beauty too. I get deep sometimes, thinkin' ‘yo, this city be a metaphor, man…’

Lutes and gold silk — inside Anne Boleyn’s sumptuous apartment