The working girls in my neighbourhood, in lieu of mobile phones, use chalk on the sidewalk to leave messages to one another. Sometimes, it’s a pimp, or what I imagine is one.
The two major practitioners of this were Tony and Crissy. For a good two years I’d come across messages, which started off in a romantic tone (note the more formal Carissa in the first one):
Gradually, though, these missives became decidedly less loving, then downright nasty. Clearly, theirs was a tempestuous relationship:
Crissy, though, had her defenders:
But then Tony would lose it and lash out with a totally incongruous insult:
This is just a sampling of their very public relationship and sadly there haven’t been any messages from either Tony or Crissy in over a year now.
I often wonder what became of them, although maybe this was the final plaintive cry:
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
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3 comments:
Perhaps Crissy is no more? Sadly some have short lives.
I honestly feel bad for her, whoever she she is - I encounter girls every day and see them harden, so to speak.
Not pleasant, but you can't intervene, really. What can I say? I'm an intersted poofter? I just hand them ciggies when they ask for them and smile otherwise.
Welcome to Darlinghurst!
Love it! Very cool documentary.
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