David McDaniel

Thanks for taking the time to take a look at my profile. My friends call me Dave or D. I was a city boy but am becoming fond of rural areas the older I get. I like the smaller towns with their antique stores and small coffee shops. I love the outdoors, biking, fishing, hiking, camping, the snow, and amusement parks. I have lived overseas and been to several countries. I love to cook and eat all types of food, especially BBQ.

As a Gemini, I am a great conversationalist who loves chit-chatting on a wide variety of topics. I’m working on improving my health, physically, mentally, and spiritually. I’ve pushed through the regret and guilt of my situation and am excited to make new friends.

Write me a letter at the address provided in the contact information tab of my profile or hit me on JPay. Let me know what we have in common. You can also recommend some of the places you have traveled or plan on traveling to. Heck, send me a corny joke or come share the drama of your day with a good listener if it suits you.

Let’s talk soon.

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• Incarcerated Since: 2021
• Sentence Received: 25 years
• Earliest Release: 2031

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