These stories arrive by mail.
Every month we send one, handwritten, to your mailbox.
Humans at this Location
Niiko, 34
“God may not be there when you want him to be, but he’s always on time.”
Tony, 32
To put it simply, I am scared. But more than scared I feel guilt. A guilt because me wanting a chance is unfair to those I’ve hurt.
Mauricio, 24
I ruined my life completely, it’s the end, there is nothing that can be done from here, they say I’m dead, I don’t even exist anymore
TaShena, 31
In order to stay peaceful, strong, and spiritually centered, I use visualization. I also remember my Native American Culture. I choose to be better. I choose to go home. I choose to be free.
Samir, 52
I felt helpless and alone as I boarded the plane for America. Life was worse than I had imagined and it aggravated my feelings of loneliness and isolation.
James, 64
She said, “Write, write everyday.” I took her advice and it’s taken me on quite a journey. A year's worth of my daily journal writing was posted by Cornell University on their website, I have a stack of poetry I’ve written and a couple have even been published.
Christopher, 29
I live a life full of hope, love, and positive progress regardless of where my physical being is placed.
Billy, 58
I chose to lead a sober life and finally found my higher power. My higher power spoke to me, saying - I still love you.
Gregory, 43
I am a thinker, a philosopher, an idealist, an athlete and a family man.
