Billie Parrack

I’m hoping to reconnect with some old friends and make some new ones. Twenty years ago, I told my friends to go on with their lives and some did. Well, some just wouldn’t listen. Go figure! They turned out to be angels; at least for me. Unfortunately, they’ve passed on, leaving me here to somehow continue without them and to miss them daily with all of my heart. I can’t replace them and wouldn’t even try. They managed to make me promise to try and connect with like-minded folks.

Covid-19 has put a kink in a lot of people’s styles, but maybe it will give us a chance to spend more time getting to know each other.

I used to be a real “A-Dub”; hated myself and took it out on everyone around me. But somehow, over the years, I’ve managed to change. I’ve always wanted to be a “good person.” So, I tried. My wonderful friends helped. While I haven’t become “good”, I believe I have managed to become more like my friends were- “a person I’d want to have as a friend.”

I also finally learned: “Don’t sweat the small stuff… it’s ALL small stuff.”

I love to write (stories, letters, etc.) and love even more to read. I’ll read ANYTHING, literally. I’ve become pretty good at all kinds of arts and crafts.

I have my family support, love, and prayers. There’s still areas that only a friend can fill (not knocking parents) and that’s where you (hopefully), my new friend, comes in. I like trading book reports and thought I’d like to share some of my stories. I can use the phone and keep my account charged so there’s no call charge to the receiving party. I like to share my art with my friends too. Sometimes I’ll buy greeting cards on commissary, but I usually prefer to make them myself. I’m sensitive and pour a lot into my work.

I’ll reply to anyone who writes. Just make sure to always leave a mailing address for me, as I can only reply through snail mail at the moment. Hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day!

Billie

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• Incarcerated Since: 2001
• Sentence Received: 30 years to life (Virtual Life Sentence)
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