I was having a surprise today: your friendly letter. :))
And while I read your three letters on the blog here as well. Telling a bit more about yourself and your life in prison.
I am really glad we met before the end of the year; so I can send you my warm wishes,(for the bright days of Christmas and a New Year), you can cherish all year long. I hope this new year will bring you many oportunities and chances, as you said yourself. One only has to see them, eh.
Speaking of NC; how are your winters like? Ours was the warmest year since a long long time!Even now we still have mild temperatures.We have 4 distinct seisons. In March -I'm born on a Good friday on the 26th of that month- temps go up. In March I might bring a visit first to Leslie, now 34yrs young and then see George in Illinois, Galesburg. My plans are not fixed yet, since I will know pretty soon if he is free or not...(???)
I knew George by writing to an inmate to give him 'a window', so to speak. It happened on my 55th birthday.Yes, 10 yrs ago!!!I then also wrote with Robert(o)-a Mexican-on DR in Texas. They were the first pen pals. I still do, but along the way I added Johnny, a black innocent man(...), and lately I write now with Kelly(gay)on this blog and via Agnes from the organization Inside Outside, with Rubi, a Mexican on DR, in Texas as well. I write in Spanish with him.
In Belgium -we are such a small country- people speak usually more then one language.Let me sum up mine.Flemish (= Dutch) is my mother language, In Brussels I was taught at 10yrs of age, French.In high school we were taught English and German. I longed to visit South America one day, so I decided to Learn Spanish.Love that language!;) As my youngest daughter knew Russian, I took 2 yrs of Russian as well. And now I'm studying Italian, Brandon.
As you can tell: I LOVE learning languages!In my country we have 3 official languages: Flemish(60% of our people), French(less speak French) and German (few speak it, along the border with Germany).See?
I will send you pictures from here, so you'll see.
George jr(only son; his dad is 90)is in segregation right now:(. In his corr. center(in IL)there are hunger strikes going on.Food is that bad people refuse to eat it!He has a good reputation as he changed things along the way, by being an activist.He told the diet service, but to no results... He's known mostly everywhere by his reputation.:))
I painted,did some displays in Buenos Aires(Argentina), play the piano, do yoga(many yrs already!) and now poetry and even haiku's.All by all I am an artist in several areas, as you can see.
I love the poem you wrote,Brandon. Can you send some others? Mine are unfortunately in Flemish... I also took some workshops with known poets.2 famous women of 30 yrs young.Their poems are sublime!:o
Well, I have to go now. I wish you a splendid day and keep up that positive spirit of yours, Brandon!
81055M.......I think you should be aware of the way in which the previous 'manager' was treated by #W66927 so I have copied one of her posts on the subject.
"To whom it may concern, if you choose to assist Cure Arm, make sure it only entails sending out email's and updating fb page,because that is not the only task you will have, you will have to make lots and lots of copies which then requires mailing hence postage charges. If you can afford it then that is a blessing, but be careful, don't make the mistake of being human because if you have personal issues in your life you will be dismissed without warning, as I was , all because I worked, have health problems and attended school, yet I was doing cure arm work. Best wishes, Lynette Reicks-Carson "
I was in prison in Indiana and they had open showers where the female guards observed you taking showers.. At least 9 out of 10 females enjoyed watching certain males in the shower and I didn't mind at all, if they wanted to see I would turn around and show it to them, once they new you liked to show they bend over for you and stand close to the shower with their ass stuck out in your direction especially if they saw you with an erection.. Some of them would watch me masterbate and stick their tits out for me and walk close to the showers to get a close up look. I even had lesbian guards looking at my piece and giving me a show and watching me masterbate. Women are like men they just try to be slicker and not get caught. But once they know you're Cool and won't front them out they like to get freaky too.
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I was having a surprise today: your friendly letter. :))
And while I read your three letters on the blog here as well. Telling a bit more about yourself and your life in prison.
I am really glad we met before the end of the year; so I can send you my warm wishes,(for the bright days of Christmas and a New Year), you can cherish all year long.
I hope this new year will bring you many oportunities and chances, as you said yourself.
One only has to see them, eh.
Speaking of NC; how are your winters like? Ours was the warmest year since a long long time!Even now we still have mild temperatures.We have 4 distinct seisons. In March -I'm born on a Good friday on the 26th of that month- temps go up. In March I might bring a visit first to Leslie, now 34yrs young and then see George in Illinois, Galesburg.
My plans are not fixed yet, since I will know pretty soon if he is free or not...(???)
I knew George by writing to an inmate to give him 'a window', so to speak.
It happened on my 55th birthday.Yes, 10 yrs ago!!!I then also wrote with Robert(o)-a Mexican-on DR in Texas. They were the first pen pals.
I still do, but along the way I added Johnny, a black innocent man(...), and lately I write now with Kelly(gay)on this blog and via Agnes from the organization Inside Outside, with Rubi, a Mexican on DR, in Texas as well.
I write in Spanish with him.
In Belgium -we are such a small country- people speak usually more then one language.Let me sum up mine.Flemish (= Dutch) is my mother language, In Brussels I was taught at 10yrs of age, French.In high school we were taught English and German. I longed to visit South America one day, so I decided to Learn Spanish.Love that language!;)
As my youngest daughter knew Russian, I took 2 yrs of Russian as well.
And now I'm studying Italian, Brandon.
As you can tell: I LOVE learning languages!In my country we have 3 official languages: Flemish(60% of our people), French(less speak French) and German (few speak it, along the border with Germany).See?
I will send you pictures from here, so you'll see.
George jr(only son; his dad is 90)is in segregation right now:(. In his corr. center(in IL)there are hunger strikes going on.Food is that bad people refuse to eat it!He has a good reputation as he changed things along the way, by being an activist.He told the diet service, but to no results...
He's known mostly everywhere by his reputation.:))
I painted,did some displays in Buenos Aires(Argentina), play the piano, do yoga(many yrs already!) and now poetry and even haiku's.All by all I am an artist in several areas, as you can see.
I love the poem you wrote,Brandon. Can you send some others? Mine are unfortunately in Flemish... I also took some workshops with known poets.2 famous women of 30 yrs young.Their poems are sublime!:o
Well, I have to go now. I wish you a splendid day and keep up that positive spirit of yours, Brandon!
Kind greetings from Rita!
"To whom it may concern, if you choose to assist Cure Arm, make sure it only entails sending out email's and updating fb page,because that is not the only task you will have, you will have to make lots and lots of copies which then requires mailing hence postage charges. If you can afford it then that is a blessing, but be careful, don't make the mistake of being human because if you have personal issues in your life you will be dismissed without warning, as I was , all because I worked, have health problems and attended school, yet I was doing cure arm work. Best wishes, Lynette Reicks-Carson "
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