Hi Mr. Welch, My name is Emily and I somehow came across your blog and read your writing. I would love to help if no one has already done so, but I am unclear of what the website name should be. I tried searching it but I'm not sure what the letter behind "aa_" is. If you could please write back and let me know exactly what the website is and what I can specifically do to help, it would be my pleasure to do so. It is so moving to me that even in prison you continue to have hope and tenacity in achieving what you dream of. I'm not sure if this is the public consensus, but I always had this misconception that if someone is in prison,they would basically give up on everything. After coming across this website and reading so many inspiring pieces of writing, I am determined to do whatever I can to help. I feel like your request is something that I could easily accomplish, and I really would just like to take this opportunity to help you reach your goals. I'm eager for your response. Just let me know what the website is because what you wrote was a little unclear!
Ok George, now I know better what happened exactly. Your dad read the letter out loud for me; a copy William had sent to him.Apparently you were in seg from the 29th of April! I thought it was later.That makes that you leave tomorrow.We are the 13th today.I am happy for you, darling...:) Your dad told me the weather was still cold.Here it is like summer!But it will cool off later it is said.I had a ride on the bike with a group: called VLAS; Flemish active seniors. We went to the other side of the river Schelde.The left side.We rode more then 44 kilometers!!We stopped twice, but my legs did a hard job!A tire was repaired underway by two men of the group.I slept a while coming home! We met at 10.15am and I was home at 7.30pm! after some shores I still had to do next. Then I also called mom. I had three intense days behind me! I went to listen to a jazz performance on my own: students of the conservatory showing to the public what they had made. A singer(woman), a guitarist(man), a pianist (man), a bassist (woman),a percusionist (man), a drummer (man),the drummer who played for a while violin,and the bassist played another instrument too. So wonderful!! The next day I went with Kathleen,48yrs- a very nice new friend/she lives nearby- to a performance from a woman, Jessie, who worked for TV who had a burnout. She went to live three yrs in Marokko. There she met her Frenchman; the love of her life! Jessie wrote also a book about her burnout.Together with Hilde-who played many instruments! and also sang- they had an intense performance about Jessie's life between Marokko and Oostende, the coast where she now lives with her Frenchman.Hilde had her CD for sale. I bought that one Piscis on yet another performance in a library; that's the place I met Kathleen. ;) And today I had thus my bike day!!!:) All after my trip of three days to Brussels!Where I walked a lot!!! This weekend- I know you are free again- I will calm down and enjoy the splendid weather!:)))
So much love from me, sweetie!xxx and a very warm embrace!from Rita
The news of #W66927 Muise catching chain was universally applauded. One long term inmate was voluble in his reaction. "Thank f**k for that" was his initial response.
This "well-known prisoner rights activist" ??? is a narcissistic self publicist who has upset many fellow inmates. No doubt those on the mainline at Norfolk will be dismayed by the transfer but I suspect that there are more than a few that are really looking forward to having a 'chat' with Timmy given how much disrespect he has shown to the lifers group there. Karma is a bitch. Or maybe PC would be the best option to see out his bid.
My name is Emily and I somehow came across your blog and read your writing. I would love to help if no one has already done so, but I am unclear of what the website name should be. I tried searching it but I'm not sure what the letter behind "aa_" is. If you could please write back and let me know exactly what the website is and what I can specifically do to help, it would be my pleasure to do so.
It is so moving to me that even in prison you continue to have hope and tenacity in achieving what you dream of. I'm not sure if this is the public consensus, but I always had this misconception that if someone is in prison,they would basically give up on everything. After coming across this website and reading so many inspiring pieces of writing, I am determined to do whatever I can to help. I feel like your request is something that I could easily accomplish, and I really would just like to take this opportunity to help you reach your goals. I'm eager for your response. Just let me know what the website is because what you wrote was a little unclear!
Hope you're having a good day,
Emily
Your dad told me the weather was still cold.Here it is like summer!But it will cool off later it is said.I had a ride on the bike with a group: called VLAS; Flemish active seniors. We went to the other side of the river Schelde.The left side.We rode more then 44 kilometers!!We stopped twice, but my legs did a hard job!A tire was repaired underway by two men of the group.I slept a while coming home! We met at 10.15am and I was home at 7.30pm! after some shores I still had to do next.
Then I also called mom. I had three intense days behind me!
I went to listen to a jazz performance on my own: students of the conservatory showing to the public what they had made. A singer(woman), a guitarist(man), a pianist (man), a bassist (woman),a percusionist (man), a drummer (man),the drummer who played for a while violin,and the bassist played another instrument too. So wonderful!!
The next day I went with Kathleen,48yrs- a very nice new friend/she lives nearby- to a performance from a woman, Jessie, who worked for TV who had a burnout. She went to live three yrs in Marokko. There she met her Frenchman; the love of her life!
Jessie wrote also a book about her burnout.Together with Hilde-who played many instruments! and also sang- they had an intense performance about Jessie's life between Marokko and Oostende, the coast where she now lives with her Frenchman.Hilde had her CD for sale. I bought that one Piscis on yet another performance in a library; that's the place I met Kathleen. ;)
And today I had thus my bike day!!!:)
All after my trip of three days to Brussels!Where I walked a lot!!!
This weekend- I know you are free again- I will calm down and enjoy the splendid weather!:)))
So much love from me, sweetie!xxx and a very warm embrace!from Rita
The news of #W66927 Muise catching chain was universally applauded. One long term inmate was voluble in his reaction. "Thank f**k for that" was his initial response.
This "well-known prisoner rights activist" ??? is a narcissistic self publicist who has upset many fellow inmates. No doubt those on the mainline at Norfolk will be dismayed by the transfer but I suspect that there are more than a few that are really looking forward to having a 'chat' with Timmy given how much disrespect he has shown to the lifers group there. Karma is a bitch. Or maybe PC would be the best option to see out his bid.
Paul