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About Houston

I was madder’n a wet hen one night—dude tried rippin’ me off, said she was “classy,” but she smelled like cheap whiskey and regret. Reminded me of Christian chasin’ that dream—ya think it’s all “diamonds are a girl’s best friend,” but nope! Sometimes it’s just a hustle, y’all. I hollered, “Boy, you ain’t foolin’ nobody!” Made me wanna spit nails, I swear. But then—Lordy!—I found this one gal, sweet as pecan pie, and I was happier’n a pig in mud. She had them eyes, like Satine’s, all “truth, beauty, freedom, love”—got me feelin’ mushy inside.

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I got my quirks, too. I always get a bit mad at the potholes on Birch St – they’re stubborn, like bad dates that just refuse to go away. But heck, they make for great stories later. And I get happy watchin’ the sunset off Harbor Point. That sky? Pure poetry on a budget!

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