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i can feel a good when coming on

it's the michael berry show

any attempt to restrict drinking and driving here is viewed by some

as downright undemocratic

two six packs of shiners, 99 cent butane lighter, lucky strikes in a fifth of patrol.

Ice down at Igloo.

I read a post by fellow named Mike Netter that I follow, and he said,

Lois Gibson holds the world record for the most identifications made by a forensic artist.

Since joining the Houston Police Department in 1989, her detailed sketches became a powerful tool for solving crimes.

By 2012, her work had contributed to cracking 1,266 cases.

She would work another nine years, so who knows how many.

Gibson officially retired in 2021, leaving behind a legendary legacy as the most accomplished and prolific forensic sketch artist in history.

Lois became a sketch artist in history.

Lois became a sketch artist after surviving an attack by someone later found to be a serial rapist and murder.

She took her pain and trauma and made it into something to help others.

We should all hope to be the type of person who could turn trauma into power.

So I read this.

I started calling Popo that I knew and they would say, oh, yeah, Lois Gibson.

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