Hello, awesome people of the world! When I was a kid, I used to say that the most beautiful and the most devastating part of life was the same thing: it keeps going no matter what. Time doesn’t stop. Back then, I thought that statement made me sound mature and eloquent. Now it just seems sad and ironic. A lot of time has passed, and of course I’ve made it a point to work on my character, develop healthy habits, and grow overall as a human being. What I would like most right now is the opportunity to spend time with cool, interesting people. That is why I’m here. My personal interests are technology, language, innovation, abstract ideas, and anything creative, such as music, art, writing, and dance. If you want someone to vent to, share ideas with, laugh with, or have a deeper conversation with, please hit me up on Securus or JPay. No matter what happens, it’ll be a vibe. Si a usted le apetece conversar en español, podemos hacerlo, aunque tendrá que tener paciencia conmigo. (If you’d like to talk in Spanish, we can, but you’ll have to be patient with me.) Important: You must set up a Securus eMessaging account if you wish to talk. That’s the only way I can reply.
Harlin P.29
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Harlin Pierce #02106661
FERGUSON UNIT PO BOX 660400 DALLAS, TX 75266-0400
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- February 4
- Expected 2048
- 6'1"
- Brown
- Blue
- White
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