Inspiring artist, seeking correspondence, in hopes of building a genuine friendship with someone cool.
I enjoy all types of music. One might say that I’m a little bit country and I love to rock and roll, but I will always be a country boy at heart. There’s a picture of my 1984, red 4×4 firebird on my art page , that proves I’m a country boy at heart. I built that car back in my twenty’s. I enjoy camping, fishing and hiking, but not real big on hunting.
To keep myself busy in here, I create cool works of art. If you’re interested, in seeing some of my artwork, please feel free to visit one of my art pages. I think there steal out there, its been years since I’ve had anyone to run them. Let me know if you see anything you like? ” Unusually Prison Art” or “Unusual Prison Art Gone Wild”.
My favorite animals are horses. My last horse was a black Tennessee Walker, his name was Blackjack and I miss him a lot. One of the first, many things, that I plan to buy when I get out, is another black Tennessee Walker. I also love dogs, don’t get mad cat lovers, their OK too but there is no smarter dog, than a blue heeler. I’m looking forward to stating a new chapter in my life, that is filled and inspired with good friends and good times and good people, I hope you could be one of those..
Please feel free to write me at:
Paul Duplessis Smith #1207034
Po Box 670
Dillwyn Virginia 23936
Or email me directly. Simply download the Jpay app from your media store. Go to Virginia DOC, inmate, Paul Duplessis Smith #1207034
Hope to hear from you soon.
Peace Out my friend.
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