i have a 24-hour adult novelty delivery service. it s called dungeons and dragqueens. any lube or stuff you need, hit me up. but now she was about to try something new. i m going to escape from my unit and go to a baptism, hopefully get dunked in the water, have a wet t-shirt contest, praise jesus. you know? yeah. that kind of thing. i m just doing i m not really a bible thumper. i believe in god. i m actually doing it to get out of the unit. it s that boring in here. yeah, uh-huh. she was talking about the baptism as if it was something to kill time, something fun to do. and then there was a moment where she really stopped and realized what she was doing and then she began to get emotional. stalbird says the recent death of a good friend caused her to re-evaluate her life. i just had a moment where a moment of clarity, i guess.
methamphetamine, which i guess is a good deal. three years, it will be expunged from my record like it never happened. so that s cool. i can t go to bars. what? for three years. i had no [ bleep ] problem with drinking. doing meth is against the law. you know. so i get it. when you re in here it s easy to say, well, i quit, i m going to find jesus and all of that, you know, great hoopla. but it s really not when you re out there in the world. i mean, it s in your face. it s really, really hard to quit. it s not all it s cracked up to be, you know. before leaving jail she had some unfinished business to take care of in her cell. my measuring chart here of my butt, they haven t said anything about that. i ve kind of risked seven-tier lockdown for that. where are we? we re on meth here, week two, week three and then tomorrow we do week four.
three years, it will be expunged from my record like it never happened. so that s cool. i can t go to bars. what? for three years. i had no [ bleep ] problem with drinking. doing meth is against the law. you know. so i get it. when you re in here it s easy to say, well, i quit, i m going to find jesus and all of that, you know, great hoopla. but it s really not when you re out there in the world. i mean, it s in your face. it s really, really hard to quit. it s not all it s cracked up to be, you know. before leaving jail she had some unfinished business to take care of in her cell. my measuring chart here of my butt, they haven t said anything about that. i ve kind of risked seven-tier lockdown for that. where are we? we re on meth here, week two, week three and then tomorrow we do week four. so it s growing. it s growing for sure. i fattened up a bit. do you think you re going to be able to stay sober out there? do you think you re going to be able to stay away from me
any lube or stuff you need, hit me up. but now she was about to try something new. i m going to escape from my unit and go to a baptism, hopefully get dunked in the water, have a wet t-shirt contest, praise jesus. you know? yeah. that kind of thing. i m just doing i m not really a bible thumper. i believe in god. i m actually doing it to get out of the unit. it s that boring in here. yeah, uh-huh. she was talking about the baptism as if it was something to kill time, something fun to do. and then there was a moment where she really stopped and realized what she was doing and then she began to get emotional. stalbird says the recent death of a good friend caused her to re-evaluate her life. i just had a moment where a moment of clarity, i guess. what happened? confusion, anger, hostility. a lot of frustration, a lot of
i miss the smell. but i also miss the smell of my kids. i have twin boys. they were taken when they were 4 months old. i used to sit on the corner with binoculars and watch them play in the front yard. because i [ bleep ] up. shortly after the interview, stalbird regained her composure, picked up her pass and made her way to the jail chapel for the baptism, an event that just a short time before hopefully get dunked in the water, have a wet t-shirt contest, praise jesus.