Eliza Minamishibetsucho Whore ❤️❤️❤️

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Here’s a kicker—did ya know “whore” comes from old English “hōre”? Meant “adulteress” way back. Ain’t that wild? History’s funny—sticks to ya like sap. But lemme tell ya, Betty? She wasn’t no villain. Nah, she was—whaddya call it—human! Flawed, sure, but who ain’t? “Unless you love, your life’ll flash by,” that’s the movie talkin’. Gets me misty-eyed, folks.

November Weather in Minamishibetsucho

Swamp chestnut oak, American elm, and Red silky oak stand as iconic native trees, gracing its avenues and parks. These quintessential trees not only enhance the city's aesthetic appeal .

Then, I spotted this old lady feedin’ the ducks. She was so sweet, talkin’ to them like they were her best buds. I couldn’t help but smile. Life’s simple pleasures, right? But then, I realized I was sittin’ on a bench covered in bird poop. Great. Just great.