i didn t even hunt. i didn t kill nothing. i was john denver all the way. an inmate attempts to deal with a murderous past. (burke) fender-biter. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we ve seen a thing or two. we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum
talking about it has me shaking already. he had such a difficult time talking about it that it was a little surprising to me. it s something that you never get over. i was the type i didn t even hunt. i didn t kill nothing. i was about i was john denver all the way. you know? i think about it often. you know? i do. but to live in here, to live in here, to be honest, i had to put it out of my mind. that s the only way you can deal with it. only way i can deal with it. it was interesting for me to watch how lawrence chose to deal with the vast amount of time he had to serve. he was very involved in the leather shop. and then he also had these little rocks on to which he would paint these intricate and elaborate tableaus. that mountain scene right there on the back of this one. purple mountain majesty thing, you know?
talking about it that it was a little surprising to me. it s something that you never get over. i was the type i didn t even hunt. i didn t kill nothing. i was about i was john denver all the way. you know? i think about it often. you know? i do. but to live in here, to live in here, to be honest, i had to put it out of my mind. that s the only way you can deal with it. only way i can deal with it. it was interesting for me to watch how lawrence chose to deal with the vast amount of time he had to serve. he was very involved in the leather shop. and then he also had these little rocks on to which he would paint these intricate and elaborate tableaus. i m going to put that mountain scene right there on the back of this one. purple mountain majesty thing, you know? it s time consuming but it is
day, every day. clarence never left his gang. and he struggled with the desire to avenge his brother s death. and he talked about the fact that he would think about if the man who killed his brother ever came into prison what he would do. would i let down my brother if i just forgive this? i ask myself that all the time. i try to weigh the options. i talk to my family about it, my mother. she try to tell me, don t, you know, don t even worry about it, which in a way makes me mad. because i feel she went soft on me. because i don t know how exactly i m going to control myself if i see who do this. i hope i do the right thing. i hope i do. but i don t know. i really, really don t know. coming up my first impression of lawrence stall was that he doesn t fit. i didn t even hunt. i didn t kill nothing.
talking about it has me shaking already. he had such a difficult time talking about it that it was a little surprising to me. it s something that you never get over. i was the type i didn t even hunt. i didn t kill nothing. i was about i was john denver all the way. you know? i think about it often. you know? i do. but to live in here, to live in here, to be honest, i had to put it out of my mind. that s the only way you can deal with it. only way i can deal with it. it was interesting for me to watch how lawrence chose to deal with the vast amount of time he had to serve. he was very involved in the leather shop. and then he also had these little rocks on to which he would paint these intricate and elaborate tableaus. that mountain scene right there on the back of this one. purple mountain majesty thing, you know? it s time consuming but it is tedious.