Hey, what’s up everybody?
I am currently in an inpatient treatment center which is not part of the Department of Corrections. My situation is a complicated one. My crimes happened between the age of 18 and 19. I was young and stupid and messed around with some females who were underage which resulted in me spending several years in prison. I have finished serving my time however when I was out, I had a hard time following the rules of parole so here I am. I am full of energy type of person and working out is my escape. I love lifting weights, when I’m not in the gym I have a crochet in my hand. In my picture you can see some of the hats I made. I play drums and guitar. I have been described by friends and family as a Swiss army knife because I can do a little bit of everything. I am deep into my Native American culture and spirituality. I love going to pow-wows, singing round dance songs and my hand drums and grass dancing.
I’m huge into fashion, I love dressing up, especially in designer clothes. If you look good, you feel good. I’m also tall, standing at 6’4. I really hope to meet lots of new people. I have lost a lot of friends over the last few years. When you start to lose contact with the outside world it can become very lonely and depressing. I want who aren’t gonna judge me for my past but get to know the person I am today. I do not have Jpay or Corrlinks, but have a phone message system which is the best way to get a hold of me. The number is 218-351-1900, my extension # is 105007. Hope to hear from you.
-Little Chief
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