Hi my love Just wanted to send this note in the hope that it gets sent tomorrow. I got your letter Friday - made me cry in relief - I always imagine the worst :( anyway - I didn't have anything written - and planned to write over the weekend but of course I got sick that night! It's just a cold but it sure laid me out - tonight is the first I've been out of bed. I know the fever broke today - you know how you get that weak, sweaty feeling? I hope to be much improved in the next few days and will get your letter written then. I love you. :)
Very encouraging, Thank You so much for sharing your testimony:D God gives us revelation I pray he give's me revelation about something specific also. I hope the brother your talking about gets healed completely, maybe God will give him the faith he's lacking. Please post again.
It's late here in Belgium,-I did a siesta though :)- but I read some of your past letters, and little by little I more and more have an insight about your life now.
Let me tell you that death row is barbaric...and life without parole is even so!Everybody not showing a danger for society, needs a second chance.When I see young people locked up for whole their lives, it breaks my heart.People change, there is redemption, consider them always as humans who had tough times, bad luck, ... Consider the real circumstances, make them again ready to rehabilitate,... I am myself a member of Amnesty International and we see so many cases of injustices!... Robert, for 13 yrs I write with people on DR and life long prisoners. I had :( and still have the chance to see the good sides of all those men.I built a friendship with them. And I bless the day that I started this. My fiance is in prison for 49 years!...He was in at the age of 18... and became a very strong man, but after all that time he isn't bitter or broken. He kept strong by making up his mind to be free one day. He lost his young child as his wife divorced and took the child with her and remarried.Most probably his daughter doesn't even know he is her dad?For 7 yrs he had a small kitten, Corry and he could give all his affection to that little animal. George is my twin soul and we never would have met without him being that long in jail.He has Parole and can be free. But also he is an activist and changed things,and also worked for the Jaychees (wrongly spelled), like you did.He even obtained a bachelor degree in Science.He is a good man, and deserves to go out and make a better world with his talents, such as you aim to do, Robert:)
Well,keep writing Robert,show people on your blog what happens in prisons... people are entitled to know! :o
Yes, it was a harsh poem, but you were so severely grieving and so much more...
Keep your confidence and I thank you for your comments!
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Just wanted to send this note in the hope that it gets sent tomorrow. I got your letter Friday - made me cry in relief - I always imagine the worst :( anyway - I didn't have anything written - and planned to write over the weekend but of course I got sick that night! It's just a cold but it sure laid me out - tonight is the first I've been out of bed. I know the fever broke today - you know how you get that weak, sweaty feeling? I hope to be much improved in the next few days and will get your letter written then. I love you. :)
Sincerely,
October
It's late here in Belgium,-I did a siesta though :)- but I read some of your past letters, and little by little I more and more have an insight about your life now.
Let me tell you that death row is barbaric...and life without parole is even so!Everybody not showing a danger for society, needs a second chance.When I see young people locked up for whole their lives, it breaks my heart.People change, there is redemption, consider them always as humans who had tough times, bad luck, ... Consider the real circumstances, make them again ready to rehabilitate,...
I am myself a member of Amnesty International and we see so many cases of injustices!...
Robert, for 13 yrs I write with people on DR and life long prisoners. I had :( and still have the chance to see the good sides of all those men.I built a friendship with them. And I bless the day that I started this.
My fiance is in prison for 49 years!...He was in at the age of 18... and became a very strong man, but after all that time he isn't bitter or broken. He kept strong by making up his mind to be free one day.
He lost his young child as his wife divorced and took the child with her and remarried.Most probably his daughter doesn't even know he is her dad?For 7 yrs he had a small kitten, Corry and he could give all his affection to that little animal.
George is my twin soul and we never would have met without him being that long in jail.He has Parole and can be free. But also he is an activist and changed things,and also worked for the Jaychees (wrongly spelled), like you did.He even obtained a bachelor degree in Science.He is a good man, and deserves to go out and make a better world with his talents, such as you aim to do, Robert:)
Well,keep writing Robert,show people on your blog what happens in prisons... people are entitled to know! :o
Yes, it was a harsh poem, but you were so severely grieving and so much more...
Keep your confidence and I thank you for your comments!
Be blessed