Aug 27 is your bday my bro, mike's bday is a day before yours. I'll never forget about you though I'm sure many have already. I remember manhunt and playing bball in the drive ways. Going to the palace skating jawn trying to keep up with yaw older cats. I think about being on the bus with yaw to rush. Tessa went to ny. Shala from our cheese bus (the one that dressed like a boy that sat in the back) had a bunch of kids. Her younger bro was killed last year on that block in olney near popcorn's tattoo place 2 years ago. Never forgotten my brother. Ima try to contact ya lil bro and get some money on ya books.
Thank you for the introduction and broadening someones view of the world.
I would love to hear more about the logistics on the world you describe like -Could someone stay in school forever? And be a permanent student if they put in the necessary work? - How do you assign jobs? What about people's preferences? Will their be jobs like musicians and artists? L
Hello! I am a collector of quotes and have spent most of my evening doing just that on websites that are full of them and this was one of the best and most poetic collection of words, I have seen all day. I love the sentence that starts in the second line. I also love the sentence that starts with Love is hearing the rocks grow. If it is ok with you, I am going to add this to my collection. Keep being inspiring! L
Hello. Your recent posts caught my eye. Best of luck and I cannot imagine your strength and resilience. Keep your humanity.
I believe that everyone can have a positive impact on the world. My question to you: Do you think that is your fellow inmate's thought process behind the work for no pay? L
I wondered if you've read my writings? Now you've this blog,you can put another text. Maybe another poem or so? Would love to read it! Tell you a little bit of my life here lately.
I ever painted a lot! Not so lately. But I have nowadays a display in a clinic nearby. I hang 22 paintings in total. Some oils, some watercolors, one gouache (not transparent colors), and some ink works(colored ink). Some are big, others smaller and I have abstract and figurative works.
Beneath each work I put a text. Do you like paintings, David?
All the best,David and take very well care of yourself!
I would love to hear more about the logistics on the world you describe like
-Could someone stay in school forever? And be a permanent student if they put in the necessary work?
- How do you assign jobs? What about people's preferences? Will their be jobs like musicians and artists?
L
I am a collector of quotes and have spent most of my evening doing just that on websites that are full of them and this was one of the best and most poetic collection of words, I have seen all day.
I love the sentence that starts in the second line. I also love the sentence that starts with Love is hearing the rocks grow. If it is ok with you, I am going to add this to my collection.
Keep being inspiring!
L
I believe that everyone can have a positive impact on the world.
My question to you: Do you think that is your fellow inmate's thought process behind the work for no pay?
L
I wondered if you've read my writings? Now you've this blog,you can put another text.
Maybe another poem or so? Would love to read it!
Tell you a little bit of my life here lately.
I ever painted a lot! Not so lately. But I have nowadays a display in a clinic nearby. I hang 22 paintings in total. Some oils, some watercolors, one gouache (not transparent colors), and some ink works(colored ink). Some are big, others smaller and I have abstract and figurative works.
Beneath each work I put a text. Do you like paintings, David?
All the best,David and take very well care of yourself!
greetings from Rita