four-wheelers and play volleyball and shoot paint ball guns. and then she d turn around and put on a dress and go you know look beautiful for photos. her parents debbie and terry alvis say heather was driven by a passion to create. she drew all the time, decorating the family house with her doodles. everywhere you went in the house, there was some kind of writing or some kind of drawing or some kind of doodle. her brain is working overtime? constantly. just as a reminder a small desk in the house it has a computer on it. and it has sticky notes all over the top part of the desk. the one that sits right in front of my face in her handwriting, heather is amazing with a little heart. and heather was amazing when it came to cosmetology, the art of makeup. in a way that only siblings can. she sparked morgan s interest in it, too. she said cosmetology was hers.
now could help us reunify. but don t try to take away history because if you don t agree with it and if you study history it was more than just slavery. there was taxation issues. is he putting on a bulletproof vest? probably. why? because there they firing paint ball at these guys the other night. sounds harmless, but who is to say that they don t try something more. a lot of these people from out of town. these are visitors from out of town. who are confederate supporters and they come here to occupy a sit for a couple of weeks and stand their ground and all that good stuff. but isn t the goal to have more people feel represented? don t we need to listen to each other? they say the statue is a source of southern pride. puck the south. southern pride. this comes from the racial of
to the house and he looked at me and he said i hope she didn t suffer. i can t get that thought out of my head. heather was born in 1993, the middle kid sandwiched between elder brother chris and younger sister morgan. as morgan vividly remembers, heather would never let a label define her. she wasn t really a girly girl or a tomboy. she was somewhere in between. she loved heels. she would never let you swap shoes with her though. i mean, god forbid i borrowed a pair of shoes and i did not tell her. she was coming for me. she she just loved them, but she also would drive four wheelers and play volleyball and she shoot paint ball guns and
service to the country, bears a good bit of responsibility for that fact of our national existence right now. and that s a hugely important thing we should stop. judge walsh, back in 19 92, came made an announcement that he was reindicting casper weinberger in the last minutes of the bush/clinton/perot race. that s paint ball, it barely left a bruise this is serious, the other is that the attorney general of the united states decides bizarrely to invoke holy scripture to talk about the one of the most striking human rights abuses that our government has been part of in a very long time. and that s just you know, shakespeare said the devil can quote scripture to his purpose and we saw that this week. and the third thing is bob corker of tennessee who is on his way out, used a really