Hello,
I’m A.T., a Native of the Yakama Nation. l live in a box inside a bigger box inside a building. If I’m not in my box I’m either inside the bigger box play’n cards or dominos for bread and meat b/c if I don’t win I don’t eat and Natives gotta eat ya feel me..Lol or any chance I get I try to go outside of the building so I can play handball and hopefully see the sky of pink and purple clouds b/c that’s what life’s about. Handball and cotton candy skies but those days I’m locked in my box, l watch sports various shows or listen to rap and rock. Really, I listen to anything if I feel what’s being said in the song, ill bump it.
I’m seeking friendship from anyone with a good enough heart in there chest and head on their shoulders to look past my past and respect the path I’m on my journey lead me where I am but where I am in life is far from the man I was when I got locked up even though I have set backs I push forward b/c I’m a man on his path and I don’t let the smallest thing define me. I am looking for somebody that is selfless and caring and upbeat, honest, and understanding but none of the above are deal breakers. Honestly if you’re willing to take the time to write I sure won’t waste it and gladly except it whole heartedly. As of now I’m in solitary confinement and all I can receive is handwritten letters. I know it sounds like much, but I know my worth is much more, find out yourself of course by drop’n me a few lines with whatever your comfortable enough to tell me about yourself and if your comfort level is high enough to give me your number and a picture so I can see who I’m writing. So, if your serious about getting to know a native hit me up and hopefully we can make a good connection. Washington state penitentiary, 1313 N.
13th Ave.,Walla Walla,99362…
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