My name is Justin, and I join PenPal.Buzz hoping to meet someone who I can open up to and share my inner self with and talk about life I do not look to bend the truth but only keep it straight. I’m not used to talking about myself like this I’ve always done it in person, but I wanted to give it a try because after spending the last 11years in prison I really feel like I could use a couple of friends. I’d like to know about you, your life and that passion, desire, and flame that keeps your engine going.
Here’s a little bit about myself I’m 5’11 155 Ibs with black hair brown eyes and I have 3 tattoos I love watching wrestling I also like riding ATVs, and horses. I don’t have any kids I served 4 years in the U.S. Army. I also went to school for Culinary Arts and Food and Beverage Operations so the means I can cook some good food and make almost any drink, right now I’m in VoTech school for Outdoor Power Equipment which means I’m learning to work on small boats, lawnmowers, atv’s, generators and compact diesel engines.
So, I would like to thank you so much for taking the time to drop by my profile, and for considering writing someone incarcerated.
This says a lot about the person you are.
To contact me you can go to Jpay.com and enter my #557756 Justin Harding or to write me the address is:
Justin Harding#557756
RLCC Caj 1 C2
1630 Prison Rd
Cottonport, LA 71327
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