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Hey, my name is Amber! I turned 32 on August 5th, so I am a Leo. If I were to describe myself, I’d say I am unique, witty, fun, hilarious, creative, caring, spunky, open-minded, compassionate, empathetic, ambitious, driven, spontaneous, loving, honest, loyal, and generous. I have a huge personality, I am always laughing, joking, having a good time. I’m very positive, I know how to see the good in every situation, even the bad ones. I have a huge heart and sometimes it is my downfall.
I love to travel, go on road trips, hike in beautiful places, explore places I’ve never been. I am in love with the wilderness. I’m very creative, I spend a lot of my free time in here drawing cards and decorations for people to support myself. I have three children and they are my world. I also really love to read, and I collect quotes and sentences out of books that stand out to me. Music is a HUGE part of my life, I am always listening to it. I like all different kinds, especially lyrics I can connect with. I love concerts, music festivals, live shows, art muesums, amusement parks, comedy shows.
I love to live my life to the fullest. I want to LIVE, not just survive. I am very ambitious, and I have a lot of goals and plans for my life. I’m currently working towards an apprenticeship to be a dog trainer, and I want this to be my main career in the world as well. I train service dogs for the disabled in the prison I’m at. I also have plans to open my own animal shelter/rescue/dog kennel, and then at least one but hopefully a series of sober living houses that specialize in trauma recovery and mental illnesses.
This experience has been such a huge blessing, and I couldn’t be more thankful for it. Coming to prison has saved my life, opened my eyes, completely changed my entire mindframe, shown me God, helped me find myself, made me face my traumas, and helped me figure out what I’m meant to do with my life. I’m single, interested in men and women. I want to meet new people and see where things can go. I can’t wait to hear from you!
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