It is such a pleasure to feel that spark of excitement about learning new things. I'm glad you found someone who inspired that in you. I found that too, long after I had sleepwalked my way through high school and it changed my life. Thanks for writing about your experience.
Dear Mr. Perez, I would like to hear your views on relations between people of different races in prison, especially in Mass. From the recent protests in Georgia and California it appears that prisoners are banding together across racial divides to address injustices in the prison system. Do you see signs of prisoners in Mass. working together for common goals? What issues bring people together?
thankyou for the birthday wish baby. you know i love you to life. you are the missing person in my life, and i can't wait to hold you. I finally got the photos ready. by the time you get this comment, you should already have them. tell me how you like them.
Nephew I am proud of your blog and the professionalism presented. I love you so much and I know your dad & grandma Frances would be proud of how you are serving your time. I love the organization you iniated, considering the victims of crime. I often share your ideas with friends and co-workers. I love that you are not playing the "blame game". God is truly watching over you and always remember His Grace and Mercy. And always know that Auntie Mary loves you forever. Keep running and keep the faith!!!!
Hi Battites Wesley, I just wanted to let you know that I read your letters online and even though people do not always answer, I hope you will continue to write down your stories and tell them to the digital world. What's the name of the last book you enjoyed reading? Take care, Linda
Hiya Precious – This is so cool. I was browsing through the blogs on BTB when I saw your name and wondered if it was you – lo and behold, there you were – large as life and twice as beautiful. I’ve heard so much about you it was nice to read about you in your own words. I would love to write to you, but you understand why I can’t. I think about you and Chyna often. How could it be otherwise? You’re family now. I’ll visit your blog often from now on, I go there every day as a matter of course (for obvious reasons) so if you want me to know anything just put a little message at the end of one your usual blogs. I’ll make sure it gets to the right destination. Much love to you and Chyna – always Axel.
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I'm very interested in reading another blog of yours. Do you have a time that you blog so I can look for it?
Looking forward to hearing from you!
Letta =)
I would like to hear your views on relations between people of different races in prison, especially in Mass. From the recent protests in Georgia and California it appears that prisoners are banding together across racial divides to address injustices in the prison system. Do you see signs of prisoners in Mass. working together for common goals? What issues bring people together?
A friend in the struggle
God is truly watching over you and always remember His Grace and Mercy. And always know that Auntie Mary loves
you forever. Keep running and keep the faith!!!!
I just wanted to let you know that I read your letters online and even though people do not always answer, I hope you will continue to write down your stories and tell them to the digital world.
What's the name of the last book you enjoyed reading?
Take care,
Linda
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