Welcome to my profile, please call me Ashley, everybody else does. I’m a Cancer, I love to travel. My dream is to go to Bora Bora one day. I love football, baseball and I’m looking forward to living life again outside this place. I’m told I have a huge heart and people seem to find me funny and playful. I love to learn and give to others. Louisiana and its culture is at the heart of me, born and raised. I relocated to Houston Texas and was living there before this experience. An unexpected loss in my life changed my outlook on life and how I was living it, so I made changes. Upon my release I plan to relocate. I’m currently studying cosmetology at the Patrick O Daniel Unit. Upon release I plan to also continue education in an esthetician curriculum. I plan to provide services at assistant living homes to bring joy to the residents. Long term, I hope to own my own salon. I have previous work experience with US tax resolution and accounting. Family is important to me. Loyalty, honesty and an open mind is things I look for- I’m not my past. I’m open to communicating with men/women. I see parole every year in December. To start talking to me now:
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