...he was distraught for days . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 332 Glass Street: Royal Garden Royal Garden is a fairly middle of the road Chinese restaurant, one of three in town. Hong's down on Cedar Street is better and Happy Dragon over in the Riverside area is a bit worse. … Continue reading Lewd Turtles Antagonized My Toad →

...accent on crazy . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 326 Glass Street: Sal's Tavern Sal's Tavern is exactly the sort of place you think of when you hear the name. It's small, not really well lit, smells of stale beer and old cigar smoke from before the Tobacco Prohibition Amendment, it's … Continue reading Crazy Blonde In A ’48 Ford →

...and her parent's will be home soon . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 328 Glass Street: The Donerton Building The Donerton Building was built in 1871 and was the tallest building in town. Five stories tall and made of granite, it was the pride of the city. Then the mine closed, … Continue reading It’s All Fun And Games Until You Can’t Find Your Underwear And Your Left Shoe →

...grape jelly was everywhere . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 330 Glass Street: Glass Street Market Diagonally across the street from my house is the Glass Street Market, the oldest grocer in town. It started off in 1793 as Morgan's Trading Post. Once the first settlers started putting down roots, around … Continue reading What It Was, Was A Jelly Fight →

...and jigglin' . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 335 Glass Street: Yussef's Boarding House My neighbors to the north are Ibrahim Yussef and his wife, Idrani. They came here back in '09 from Ethiopia and had just enough money to buy the old and rundown Bailey home. They worked odd jobs … Continue reading Wigglin’ & Gigglin’ →

...hint: the swords were not real antiques . Become a Patron! . My Town, By Cora Hayes 333 Glass Street: My House I'm Cora Hayes and I'm a Seeker for hire. Think of a combination detective, spy, explorer and information dealer. I seek out and find things that people want, from information to other people.In … Continue reading Rabbi Bob And The Great Sword Scam Of 1978 →