Hey Rob...I appolagize for taking so long to respond back to you. I have been working a lot of hours latley and my personal life with my girl has been on the rocks latley so I've been spending a lot of time trying to sort out these problems that we've been having. Thank you for your info on Eric Motis. I have made some notes based apon your responces and intell you provided me. I was thinking of naming the book "Shooting Hoops in small town America" but I have decided that is offencive towards the "Hoops" family who were the victims in the crime even though they weren't shot. Infact they were assaulted with a knife and small sledge hammer. I don't have any realistic idea of when this book will hit the stores?... any and all writers have to obtain a publisher once the story is complete and then and only tgen does the book go into production. And that's assuming the publisher dosen't try and edit your story that would ultimatley take away certain values of the book according to the author , but yes if and when I do get it published I will make sure I send you a copy. Tonight, I eas reading the reply's on your stories and I saw a reply from "Heather J". I do know a Heather Jerasah that went to Pennridge and I believe she graduated in 1994 or 1995. That is if that's the same girl. I haven't seen her for a few years. I think the last time was at the Old Town Bar in Perkasie. And I think it might be the same girl because I know that she does work at a car dealership selling cars in Quakertown. Anyways no t to get off the subject...But again thank you for your info you go for me,I appreciate that. I can't immagine the life you must b forced to live in prison every day...From what I've seen on some documentry's prison is or can be a tough place to be. The mind set you must have to have to deal with other inmates who are upset/cranky/moody/ I.E. have bad additudes/ and then on the other hand the guards who are probably total assholes who hate their lives and hate the fact that they work in a prison. Then the guards try and take out their frustrations on you and other people who are locked up because they see you guys as easy targets and know they can be assholes to you guys with out any happening in return to them. Or at least a slim chance. You must have to be very mentaly tough to get through every day along with having to be on guard of other inmates who are trying to get over on you some how?... i can't even immagine how tough must have to be to survive daily in that type of enviroment. Anyhow...I have to get up early for work so I'm gonna get going to sleep. Hope to hear from yoh soon and I'll try and respond as soon as posdible next time. Take care and God Bless...
I transcribed your thoughts on marriage and was honestly really touched reading it and seeing how someone can retain such beautiful ideals despite having suffered so greatly. Keep the faith and I hope you'l find her.
With 75% of black children born into a single parent home perhaps the black male that responded is way out of touch. Perhaps "back in the day" white girls were seen as an easy lay but for sure the sistas is givin it up a lot easier now. No concerns about virginity and the church/family unit.
Hey Dad I don't know if you get to see the replies... But I found your blog by chance, seen the pictures you drew for the kids and the one you drew for No-la brought tears to my eyes.Love you dad
Hi Nathaniel. I have read your story, your blog, and all of your poetry on prison foundation. I also saw you on write a prisoner.You are quite a fascinating person. I think it would be something to know you. Some of your poems broke my heart. I can relate to you and I totally empathize. We actually have a lot in common, similar interests and likes. I would like to correspond with you if you don't mind. Honestly, I really admire your strength. You have a lot of desirable qualities as a person, too. La facon dont vous les avez belle les levres et les yeux. Et je suis coquine, trop! hahaha With Much Love, Carly
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Julia
Tonight, I eas reading the reply's on your stories and I saw a reply from "Heather J". I do know a Heather Jerasah that went to Pennridge and I believe she graduated in 1994 or 1995. That is if that's the same girl. I haven't seen her for a few years. I think the last time was at the Old Town Bar in Perkasie. And I think it might be the same girl because I know that she does work at a car dealership selling cars in Quakertown. Anyways no t to get off the subject...But again thank you for your info you go for me,I appreciate that. I can't immagine the life you must b forced to live in prison every day...From what I've seen on some documentry's prison is or can be a tough place to be. The mind set you must have to have to deal with other inmates who are upset/cranky/moody/ I.E. have bad additudes/ and then on the other hand the guards who are probably total assholes who hate their lives and hate the fact that they work in a prison. Then the guards try and take out their frustrations on you and other people who are locked up because they see you guys as easy targets and know they can be assholes to you guys with out any happening in return to them. Or at least a slim chance. You must have to be very mentaly tough to get through every day along with having to be on guard of other inmates who are trying to get over on you some how?... i can't even immagine how tough must have to be to survive daily in that type of enviroment. Anyhow...I have to get up early for work so I'm gonna get going to sleep. Hope to hear from yoh soon and I'll try and respond as soon as posdible next time. Take care and God Bless...
I transcribed your thoughts on marriage and was honestly really touched reading it and seeing how someone can retain such beautiful ideals despite having suffered so greatly. Keep the faith and I hope you'l find her.
Hari