1. Jury Duty
2. While waiting to go into the court room, defendant’s mother passed out. Paramedics show up, take her out on a stretcher.
3. We finally get to go in
4. The charge is possession of less than one gram of cocaine
5. After about 2 hours in the court room, I’m finally dismissed.
6. About 8 blocks from the courthouse, I was rear-ended by a US Marshall that’s currently trying to catch a capital murder suspect. It takes an hour to get another US Marshall there to do a report, as well as an HPD officer.
7. I ate at Star Pizza.

I added 7 because it makes the rest seem much better

Please consider donating to the Red Cross to help with relief efforts.

Thanks to the Huffington Post for the above picture. The original article is here.

http://www.koree.net/music/Mindslave-AllTheTime.mp3

Written by Koree Smith
Additional Orchestration by Mindslave

Vocals and Guitar: Daniel Peterson
Lead Guitar: Koree Smith
Bass: Carl Bundy
Drums: Robert Burtnett

Love,

Koree Smith

I grew up in a small town in Illinois. I had lots of dry cleaning done there, and never had any problems, incidents, or damage with the local cleaners. Since I have been in Houston, I have used 6 different dry cleaners. Every one of them has failed in some way. To date, I have had 2 expensive shirts lost, french cuff shirts with creases improperly pressed into the cuffs (also expensive shirts), a baseball jersey improperly pressed even after asking for it not to be pressed, and a button broken on a brand new shirt.

So, my question to Houstonians is, what dry cleaner do you use? Why should I go there? Have they ever lost anything of yours?

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