#writeaprisoner

Some weeks ago I received a letter from a prisoner. I never heard of the guy and his letters didn't look great and although I gave up on writing with inmates I decided to write back. The stamp was expensive

I decided to write my penpal the final letter. Soon he will be a free man again and end up in a free world where a lockdown is a fact and if no lockdown a social distance society. I assume it will not

I keep sneezing and I cannot say it's fun to be me. My eyes are tearing and instead of me the kid with the allergies went outside and mowed a part of the lawn. Lucky me, it's good to have kids at home.

At the moment I still write less with the inmates I have for a penpal. This has nothing to do with me, but their personal situation. Most of them do feel better now (winter is over, allowed to have a small

A story started by @zeldacroft and ended by me in 5 minutes. (This is the start of the story @zeldacroft wrote) With a gentle click, the door closed behind her. Dragged down by her heavy, black coat, she

Today I want to write something about feelings. The ones you can have for someone and might be based on nothing or perhaps it is something very small? My brother in law (I should say ex-brother in law)

My pen-pal asked me to send him some pictures. He wants to start drawing again. The pictures he prefers should be about Vikings. He told me I can find them under tattoos as well and I should print it out

I decided to check my letterbox. The postman became lazy, dumped my mail at neighbours miles away. I only remember his name. I threw away his letters since he didn't write me any longer. Inmates are like

How is it to be rich? To have plenty of money, to do as you wish but also...to live behind bars? Once upon a time there was a man who had luck. He found the love of his life. With her it was as if he met

There is nothing wrong with being picky if it comes to a pen-pal, especially if comes to an inmate. How to find and write a prisoner? If you search the internet you will find several options. The most

My pen-pal has a high bloodpressure and he is afraid. He has to do a test and only if he passes it he can improve his life in prison. If not so he will be back in a cell alone, not able to talk or see

Since years I am writing with prisoners. They became a part of my life. A good thing about prison is you have plenty of time. Time to think over stuff and time to join all kind of classes. Many classes

Rules rule my life No matter how old I am, where I go or a or what I do. I always have to stick to the rules. If I do not want something bad will happen to me, the ones I love, care for or like. As I was

(picyure" Pixabay) I wrote with many different prisoners in the past years. That might sound weird if you consider I was a victim of abuse for many years myself. To me writing with prisoners is a

*(picture: Pixabay) I decided to find me a pen-pal. I needed something to do for me. I have always been writing letters. Some years with my granny, an aunt, I had a pen-pal in Belgium and two in the USA,

One of my pen-pals hopes (loves) to meet me and hug me for real. We started our relationship a few years ago. After some time I ended it. Why? Because his swinging moods and depressions did drag me down.