Hello my name is Ronald Shane Allen; I am 49 years old. I am divorced, 5’7, 250 lbs., blue eyes and I am a Christian or as I like to say I am a forgiven felon. So, a little about me. God has given me the chance and honor to do one thing I love and that is to be able to lead worship here in prison. Also, the honor to play acoustic and bass guitar sometimes in another group. I am in college right now hoping to graduate by the end of this year if not Spring of next year. I go up for parole in February of 2027. Hopefully the parole board will have mercy and allow me to go home.
Something else I enjoy doing is cooking. In here all I have is a microwave but hey I still put things together and cook. I can make some mean microwave burritos LOL. I look forward to being able to grill out and BBQ when I get out. I enjoy cooking and grilling. I also like the outdoors, fishing, camping and just sitting around a fire put enjoying the fall time. I am a sports fan; I like baseball and football. I am a Georgia bulldogs’ fan. One thing I really look forward to doing once I am out being able to just go for a drive.
I am looking for a single lady who would like to have conversations. Who could share their day with me and get me out of these walls for a little bit. I want to build the foundation of a friendship with someone to laugh, lean into for strength, someone I can lift up or be an ear when you just need to vent. Plus, I think it would be really cool to meet people from all around the world. In closing if you are looking for someone to have a good conversation with, please feel free to write me or send me a message on Securus. I am not looking for a handout or to play games, just looking for conversation. I look forward to meeting you.
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