Lee Birdow

Hello,

I am looking for a friend to correspond with. I may be going home within the next couple of years or sooner. I have very little knowledge of today’s technology. I really need a crash course so I won’t be so lost. The phone and computer will be the two most used systems that I will need right away. I can’t imagine how to take a picture with a phone, but I am a very fast learner.

I would also like a female’s honest perspective on how she views a man coming out of prison, and rebuilding his life. What good advice, if any, would you give?

I am a man of many mistakes. I have made some very bad decisions in my past. Sometimes, we choose to learn the hard way. Some learn, some don’t. I believe time heals most wounds. I have used this time to better educate myself, as well as reflect on being a man of honor once again. I will not make the same mistakes.

I spent three years in the Army. I love to travel to different states. I spent one year in Korea, at Camp Casey. Now, I would like to visit all the National Parks in America. I lived in Denver, Colorado, for seven years. I will never forget hiking up the mountains, along with all the bike trails they have throughout the city.

I love indoor and outdoor sports. My hobbies are: playing football, basketball, baseball, volleyball, and swimming. I love writing books, poems, and songs. I am very athletic and energetic.

I like going out to eat and see a movie. I also love to cook and watch a movie at home. I like a lot of things. A jack of many trades.

I love all the races of people. I only believe in one race and that’s the human race. I choose my socks by their color. I choose my friends by their character. I will never judge a book by its cover.

Please ask me anything you would like to know about me.

Lee Birdow

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• Incarcerated Since: 2004
• Sentence Received: 30 years
• Earliest Release: 2020

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