SoulPiercer
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ORIGINAL: slaveboyforyou I am allowing my incarcerated pal to parole out to me in January. I've already agree to it throught the Department of Community Corrections. According to them, I need to have space for a seperate bedroom (got that). I need furniture (bedroom suite for her....working on that; it will take me a month at least), need a wholesome environment (I drink like a sailor, so I have to rid myself of all the booze. But other than that, I'm cool. She will be on the bus route, she will be within walking distance of local stores and shops. Her children will have sleeping space to visit (her youngest son will have a place to sleep in the living room, her daughter will be able to sleep with her. (good enough to me.). So all of you social workers.....Am I cool? I don't do dope. I don't allow dope in my home. I work full time. I have things planned for my friends' kids (softball, basketball, camping, etc.) I am working on all of that. Am I cool? I didn't read all the responses, so if this was covered already I apologize. Will there be any monitoring like an ankle monitor or periodic phone calls? If so, you might be required to: A. Have a home phone installed if you don't already have one.. B. If you have a home phone, remove any additional features such as Call Forwarding and Call Waiting. You'll need to check that out and get it done before her release date. Corrections will call to verify that has been done and in some cases will not release her until those changes are made. If it is required, call your phone company, make the changes and let them know it is okay to release only that information when the Corrections department calls for verification. Do that .. get yourself a mullet, then you'll be way cool. Dude.
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