Angela Ford

We still have the encyclopedia. My mother was into it. She would listen to Jeannie Dixon and what Jory Geller on TV. And she liked country western music. And she believed in reincarnation. So as a teenager growing up, she'd talk about reincarnation and turn up that country music. Und ich dachte, sie war seltsam. Und ich wollte... Ich war so überrascht, wenn Freunde kommen würden.

We still have the encyclopedia. My mother was into it. She would listen to Jeannie Dixon and what Jory Geller on TV. And she liked country western music. And she believed in reincarnation. So as a teenager growing up, she'd talk about reincarnation and turn up that country music. Und ich dachte, sie war seltsam. Und ich wollte... Ich war so überrascht, wenn Freunde kommen würden.

We still have the encyclopedia. My mother was into it. She would listen to Jeannie Dixon and what Jory Geller on TV. And she liked country western music. And she believed in reincarnation. So as a teenager growing up, she'd talk about reincarnation and turn up that country music. Und ich dachte, sie war seltsam. Und ich wollte... Ich war so überrascht, wenn Freunde kommen würden.

Und eines Tages brach das Fahrradio. Und ich war so glücklich, weil wir dann nicht mehr die Landmusik hören mussten. And I was walking down the road, because it's a coal mining town, the road, not the street, not on a sidewalk, but the road. And she had a transistor, and I was walking with my friends, and she held that transistor out the window as she was driving.

Und eines Tages brach das Fahrradio. Und ich war so glücklich, weil wir dann nicht mehr die Landmusik hören mussten. And I was walking down the road, because it's a coal mining town, the road, not the street, not on a sidewalk, but the road. And she had a transistor, and I was walking with my friends, and she held that transistor out the window as she was driving.

Und eines Tages brach das Fahrradio. Und ich war so glücklich, weil wir dann nicht mehr die Landmusik hören mussten. And I was walking down the road, because it's a coal mining town, the road, not the street, not on a sidewalk, but the road. And she had a transistor, and I was walking with my friends, and she held that transistor out the window as she was driving.

And she said, listen, Angela, and it was like a new country western singer was singing a new song. But that's the way she was. Now, So, I went to college at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. And the year that I graduated, my sister, I had a political science degree and my sister received a criminology degree. And my sister said we should be state police.

And she said, listen, Angela, and it was like a new country western singer was singing a new song. But that's the way she was. Now, So, I went to college at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. And the year that I graduated, my sister, I had a political science degree and my sister received a criminology degree. And my sister said we should be state police.

And she said, listen, Angela, and it was like a new country western singer was singing a new song. But that's the way she was. Now, So, I went to college at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. And the year that I graduated, my sister, I had a political science degree and my sister received a criminology degree. And my sister said we should be state police.

She loved criminology and the investigative work. So we decided that we were going to be applied to the Pennsylvania Police Academy. Well, it wasn't accepting new applicants that year. Wir haben also von der Universität aufgehört. Die Akademie hatte keine neuen Anwesenden. Ich glaube, ich war nur ein Wartezugin. Es gab also einen Mann, der eine Nachtklasse an der Universität beitrug.

She loved criminology and the investigative work. So we decided that we were going to be applied to the Pennsylvania Police Academy. Well, it wasn't accepting new applicants that year. Wir haben also von der Universität aufgehört. Die Akademie hatte keine neuen Anwesenden. Ich glaube, ich war nur ein Wartezugin. Es gab also einen Mann, der eine Nachtklasse an der Universität beitrug.

She loved criminology and the investigative work. So we decided that we were going to be applied to the Pennsylvania Police Academy. Well, it wasn't accepting new applicants that year. Wir haben also von der Universität aufgehört. Die Akademie hatte keine neuen Anwesenden. Ich glaube, ich war nur ein Wartezugin. Es gab also einen Mann, der eine Nachtklasse an der Universität beitrug.

Er war Chemikerin, aber er war psychisch und er hat eine ESP-Klasse am Abend besucht. So I took his ESP class. And he was good. He'd make everybody write a number down and hide it from him. And then he'd go around and tell you what the number was. And I liked him a lot. But what happened was, I was coming down. The police academy wasn't going to open up. So my sister and I applied to the FBI.

Er war Chemikerin, aber er war psychisch und er hat eine ESP-Klasse am Abend besucht. So I took his ESP class. And he was good. He'd make everybody write a number down and hide it from him. And then he'd go around and tell you what the number was. And I liked him a lot. But what happened was, I was coming down. The police academy wasn't going to open up. So my sister and I applied to the FBI.

Er war Chemikerin, aber er war psychisch und er hat eine ESP-Klasse am Abend besucht. So I took his ESP class. And he was good. He'd make everybody write a number down and hide it from him. And then he'd go around and tell you what the number was. And I liked him a lot. But what happened was, I was coming down. The police academy wasn't going to open up. So my sister and I applied to the FBI.

And we were coming down to Washington, D.C. to work for the FBI. So, I got a call one day where I had to go to a factory to work at night and I had to quit the class because I had to make money to come down to D.C. But I always remembered him and I remembered the class. So I came down to DC and then I worked for the FBI. There's no way we could have become agents.

And we were coming down to Washington, D.C. to work for the FBI. So, I got a call one day where I had to go to a factory to work at night and I had to quit the class because I had to make money to come down to D.C. But I always remembered him and I remembered the class. So I came down to DC and then I worked for the FBI. There's no way we could have become agents.

And we were coming down to Washington, D.C. to work for the FBI. So, I got a call one day where I had to go to a factory to work at night and I had to quit the class because I had to make money to come down to D.C. But I always remembered him and I remembered the class. So I came down to DC and then I worked for the FBI. There's no way we could have become agents.

Our eyesight couldn't have done it. And it was a very low-paying job. Es gab eine Frau, die ich kannte, die einen Amerikaner verheiratet hatte. Meine Schwester und ich wurden eine Nacht eingeladen. Ich glaube, es war ein Powwow, wie es genannt wurde. Es gab einen tribalen Führer aus dem Westen. Er sagte meiner Schwester und ich, er sagte, Er sagte, hattest du Träume, als du jung warst?

Our eyesight couldn't have done it. And it was a very low-paying job. Es gab eine Frau, die ich kannte, die einen Amerikaner verheiratet hatte. Meine Schwester und ich wurden eine Nacht eingeladen. Ich glaube, es war ein Powwow, wie es genannt wurde. Es gab einen tribalen Führer aus dem Westen. Er sagte meiner Schwester und ich, er sagte, Er sagte, hattest du Träume, als du jung warst?