June 22, 2015

Ignorance In Prison; Tolerate Or Defy?

From Prison Dad by Robert Pezzeca (author's profile)
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Julia Posted 9 years, 5 months ago. ✓ Mailed 9 years, 4 months ago   Favorite
Thank you for sharing this, Robert.
Ciao Ciao, Julia

Maggie Posted 9 years, 4 months ago. ✓ Mailed 9 years, 2 months ago   Favorite
Your posts bring me such joy. It's a wonderful feeling to see your words come out, and if only a small portion of your daily thoughts. Its good that you have found time to make yourself think that what you do matters. Ultimately, any shred of dignity you can gain from an otherwise wasted life must be something worth keeping.

Good luck in your new home, and here's hoping you get a new move again soon.

Later, I will send you a list of wrongfully incarcerated indivividuals who ultimately got out, and went on to commit even more heinous crimes. Thankfully, life means life. I hate the tax burden the country places on us, knowing much of it goes to find prisons, but I am glad to see a more corporate approach to the housing of the criminal element. If something can be made from their time locked up, all the better.

Robert Pezzeca Posted 9 years, 1 month ago.   Favorite
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Julia Posted 9 years ago. ✓ Mailed 8 years, 12 months ago   Favorite
Hi Robert,
this is a late answer but your post isnt up that long. You wondered if I am from the States or from Italy. I do not mean to be too rude but the world is even bigger than that. ;) I grew up in the South of Germany and we also say ciao, only spelled tschau and pronounced a bit differently...
You mentioned watching horror series, I rather watch Spongebob Squarepants. Less blood, enough drama. No birds in there, though.
Have a good day and take cake and care,
Julia

Robert Pezzeca Posted 9 years ago.   Favorite
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Maggie Posted 8 years, 11 months ago. ✓ Mailed 8 years, 7 months ago   Favorite
Well, I cannot lie and say my name is Maggie. It"s short for Margaret, but that name has always made me feel old. My grandmother was a Margaret, and she was mean.

The man thing though.... That I don't get. Not sure where you came up with that one. You've seen me, albeit for a short time when you were living in the next building at Slem Harbour. You seemed.... Disturbed, I guess is the best word I can give my thoughts on you.

After you killed and dismembered a good friend, well... It needs no prompting that I feel as though all you get, even to the little depredations like the oatmeal is to be expected.

Honestly, I think the fact that you try counts for something. Not a lot, but something. I do think you might be exaggerating however. Ron was the neighborhood pervert, we all knew that. He had a string of young guys in and out of that apartment as the years passed by. I also kn0w his adverts for room mates looked for someone who was gay, so there is no need to try and sugarcoat what you were up to.

I don't judge, I just think that your changing the rules in the middle of the game were sort of cheating. A well built, 20 something man going up against a somewhat frail cancer patient in his 60's does not promote mush of a fight... As the truth told out.

Anyway, I just wanted to wish you a merry Christmas. I hope your sales went well, and that you have found love behind bars. Everyone needs love.

Robert Pezzeca Posted 8 years, 7 months ago.   Favorite
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