Romance, poetry, long walks on the beach, hiking and taking in the nature scenes is what it’s like to be with me, out there hopefully next to you. Activities are how I pass the time, so now that I got your attention, I will introduce myself. My friends call me Dom, short for Dominic Bailey.
I was born in Vancouver, Washington. Been all over Washington as a kid in my youth, Seattle, Tacoma. Just a couple places I’ve been. I love it, traveling. But I’ve been here in Oregon for the last thirty years, was in Colorado Springs for a couple of years, visiting family.
I plan on moving to Portland, Oregon when I get released. I try to dress up in nice dress clothes when I’m out. I like athletic clothing. I’m big on quality time with friends and family. That’s the time I look at as being very important to me.
I like seafood. I eat anything that can be cooked on a grill. I love eating out, Joes crab shack is one of my favorite places to eat. KFC and Red Lobster are a couple of places I like to eat at.
I enjoy reading, I am a reading autobiography’s a lot, read four books based on Jesus’s life. I love Jesus. I got 2 books on John Gotti; I bought 11 books about the mafia. I am a Christian, but I have a past, not proud of it, but all I can do is learn from it. I have a big black tattoo of “F.T.W” on my chest (fuck the world) a big black “503” on my back, an area code where I’m from here in Oregon. “Sick made” on my stomach. My mom’s name on my neck, “Ivanna”. I do believe in a higher power even though I have tattoos. You gotta. I’m here for no reason. I was convicted of a crime I didn’t do! I’m 100% innocent. I took it to trial and lost in 15 minutes!! The jury was gone for 15 minutes!! One of my nightmares is to be convicted of a crime I did not commit. I appealed it and lost again. It was a big disappointment. Maybe you know someone who was falsely accused of something they didn’t do. I don’t mind now but it was hard to swallow when I first landed in prison.
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