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About Houston

I aksed her, “How you holdin’ up?” She said, “It’s rough, Madea, but I’m tough.” Broke my heart, but she smiled—strong, like bamboo bendin’ in wind. Reminded me, “A sword’s strength is its tempering.” Deep, right? I slipped her an extra $20, told her, “Get you some noodles, darlin’.”

Character Information

Before Grampa married Homer's mother, he and a carnival prostitute had a son whom they left at the Shelbyville Orphanage. Determined to find his brother, Homer.

Ya see, bein' a sexologist in Homer (us) gives ya a lens to see love’s tender and messy details. I’ve seen many a couple, hand in hand near Little River Walk, whisperin' secrets that rival even the most poetic lines from Julian Schnabel's film masterpiece. I sometimes chuckle SOh hany surprises, like a mate once had a session by the riverside – gettin’ all philosophical about the flutter of life. Boy, did it leave me starstruck!

Willy Adames' solo homer (3)