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Nathaniel Lindell Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
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Eric Wilkes Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
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Nicki Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
That is Awesome!! Congratulations!!! :)

I'm glad to hear you're looking for the positive points in your situation too. I believe they're always there (if we look hard enough).

I'd love to see more of your artwork here on Btb too.

Take care!

(The British Royal family has one of your paintings! ;)

Nicki

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arcadiaego Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Andy, your missive got here too late for the election I'm afraid. Plus I'm in the UK so, I'm useless to your cause. ANYWAY. If it's true about the one unsolvable crime, then it's pretty ironic that most people don't just commit one. It probably says something profound about human nature, or stupidity one of the two...

The Hunger Games logo DOES look like the IRS logo. The Capitol is based on the brutality of Ancient Rome...bit worrying...

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arcadiaego Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Jeremy,

I can't know what situation you are in now, or how you will be when this comment finds you. I can only say that in one way at least you are not alone - we at BTB can read your words and feel for you. I know this doesn't change your situation in a physical sense, but perhaps mentally it relieves the pain a little to know that your words can reach and touch someone as far away as the UK?

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arcadiaego Posted 12 years, 6 months ago.   Favorite
Hi Kenny, thanks for writing. It sounds like these women are incredibly brave to take such a difficult job, and should be given all the help they can get rather than being victimised in this way. Is there anything you think could help them with their situation?

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Halps81 Posted 12 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
Andrew Halfpenny and I went to school together and used to hang out quite often he was a smart and friendly kid. What aaron.k should realize is that he doesn't need to know why Andrew was incarcerated to agree with his words he is only offering his personal perspective of his life inside. The American prison system is a business and it's a crime that maintaining a steady business seems to be of huge importance while rehabilitation is of little to no importance. Another major injustice is that the system drags down inmates family members whose only crime is caring about their brothers, fathers or sons who happen to be in prison by inhibiting contact between them. Anyway I'd like to finish by saying don't prejudge the authors of these posts they are people like anyone else the only difference is they are living in impossible conditions. When I knew Andrew his home life was chaotic he had a lot of promise, he was even in gifted classes. He's just like anybody else he could be your son or brother ther only difference is the hand he was dealt. Stay strong Andrew I remember you fondly -Halps.

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Spryte Posted 12 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
*spryte lifts an eyebrow*

Really? I waited TWO MONTHS for a new blog (not all your fault since your last blog was dated 10/17 but was not posted until 11/18...which doesn't even qualify for snail mail...but according to google, that's the slowest animal on the planet...although I beg to differ given the fact that your post is ONE MONTH OLD already)...

But I digress...

You are going to have to do better than geese, squirrels and puppy dogs if I have to wait so long in between blogs (because SOMEBODY didn't take my advice and write more frequently...but I won't name names).

I don't expect you to come up with stories like "yesterday my cat gushed out blood on the kitchen countertop while eating cheese" because to be quite frank, that's on a professional blogger level and until you...uh...I mean...somebody....has mastered the art of writing more frequently, maybe it is best you keep it at a Snow White level.

:)

You do know I'm just having fun with you right? You better be laughing as you read this...or smiling. If not, just count to ten...think of fluffy little squirrels being hand-fed...and shoot for that zen moment or something.

Today, I managed to get most of the office staff drawing hand turkeys for the holidays. I even bought them crayons and colored pencils...and it was rather adorable to see them put so much effort into such a silly project. I wonder what I can get them to do for Christmas? *evil grin* Paper snowflakes you think?

I can't believe Rob Gronkowski has a broken arm!!!!! *sob* Well, he'll be back for the Super Bowl. If Edelmann can play for a few more weeks like he played yesterday, we should be okay.

On that note...and because I have a word limit here, I will wrap this post up.

Cya,
Spryte

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kyleproehl Posted 12 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
Mr. Blackmore,

Transcription is complete. Thanks for writing and sharing.

Best

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