Ok - I'm saying hello so you know I'm here - for the moment. Damn you, I can never just let it go - even though I want to. No - don't call - I still feel the way I felt when I wrote - but I'm still out here watching....
Greeting's brother... My name is Douglas Hopper and I'm currently Housed down here at RJ.Donovan.I just read your Artical in Barbara's SJRA Advovacate. And I just wanted to commend you on having told it like it is, brovo, excellent power point presentation. Now, if we could just figure out a way to get the inmate population and the general public on board About doing something to fight the CDCR rank and file perhaps then we could see and feel some real reforms. Thanks again for such a spectacular artical. Respectfully Submitted Douglas Hopper #V-22286
What a beautiful letter you wrote, titled "Purpose Comes with Pain". Your writing is inspiring and I was brought to tears by your experiences and your strength. I do not have children, but I hope that others who do or have gone through a similar loss will be encouraged by your wise words and feel stronger.
I admire your strong understanding about people having a purpose. By being alive and being in this situation, even if you used to wish you weren't alive, you are making a difference to other people's lives just by existing. Anyone who you speak to or who reads your words will be a better person for it, so be proud of your individual contributions and your purpose in life.
You must be a very strong-willed, determined person, not only to get through life with the terrible pain of your loss, but also with the other challenges you face every day like with your Business Technology and Customer Service class. It's wonderful that you've persevered with it and work so hard, despite never having used a computer before - this is an incredible achievement.
I hope one day you will receive the answers you're still seeking and can find both peace and justice. Until then, know that there are people out there who care, people who read your writing even if we don't know you. We're all on this planet trying our best to get through life so we are all the same deep down.
So he's gone. Too bad. Hope all you idiots are feeling mighty proud of yourselves. Something tells me you're going to feel as empty and worthless tomorrow as you did yesterday when Frank was alive.
Because you see, there's no such thing as revenge. Revenge is merely something WE made up to make ourselvse feel better, but in truth, there is no such thing.
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Gypsy
My name is Douglas Hopper and I'm currently
Housed down here at RJ.Donovan.I just read your
Artical in Barbara's SJRA Advovacate. And I just wanted to commend you on having told it like it is, brovo, excellent power point presentation.
Now, if we could just figure out a way to get the inmate population and the general public on board
About doing something to fight the CDCR rank and file perhaps then we could see and feel some real reforms. Thanks again for such a spectacular artical.
Respectfully Submitted
Douglas Hopper #V-22286
thank you for your reply, no apologies needed, we just have a different opinion on the matter... Keep on writing! :)
Julia
Greetings & Peace
Julia
What a beautiful letter you wrote, titled "Purpose Comes with Pain".
Your writing is inspiring and I was brought to tears by your experiences and your strength.
I do not have children, but I hope that others who do or have gone through a similar loss will be encouraged by your wise words and feel stronger.
I admire your strong understanding about people having a purpose. By being alive and being in this situation, even if you used to wish you weren't alive, you are making a difference to other people's lives just by existing. Anyone who you speak to or who reads your words will be a better person for it, so be proud of your individual contributions and your purpose in life.
You must be a very strong-willed, determined person, not only to get through life with the terrible pain of your loss, but also with the other challenges you face every day like with your Business Technology and Customer Service class. It's wonderful that you've persevered with it and work so hard, despite never having used a computer before - this is an incredible achievement.
I hope one day you will receive the answers you're still seeking and can find both peace and justice.
Until then, know that there are people out there who care, people who read your writing even if we don't know you. We're all on this planet trying our best to get through life so we are all the same deep down.
Best wishes
Emma
Dona
Because you see, there's no such thing as revenge. Revenge is merely something WE made up to make ourselvse feel better, but in truth, there is no such thing.