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About San Antonio

Little fact – back in the ‘60s, Times Square was crawlin’ with ‘em. Hookers everywhere – like pigeons, but sexier. True story – cops called it “The Meat Rack.” Grim, right? Anyway – I roll up. Window down. Heart’s poundin’ – am I nuts? She leans in. Smells like cheap perfume and regret. “Hey, sugar,” she says – voice like gravel. I’m thinkin’, “This ain’t no mitzvah!” – straight outta the film. Laughed in my head – dark humor, y’know?

In today’s world you can find pretty much anything with a smartphone.

Now, Hyde-Park’s heart beats along 53rd Street, where I often saunter past the classic brownstones – each one a wee tale of history and hidden rendezvous. I remember one breezy eve near 57th, flippin’ through code glitches at my favorite haunt – the Rusty Anchor Café (Mind ye, not a pub, but it sure feels like one when the espresso hits just right!). Lost in Translation, like that line “Forrest, pull up a chair”, it felt like I was adrift in a sea of incongruity, a perfect metaphor for love in this modern jumble.

Photos: Giving Day, a flyover and Hyde Park studies