Company sells greeting cards for inmates

[bijou]

LOS ANGELES—Finding it hard to express just the right sentiment to your loved one in prison? A Los Angeles company may have the answer. Attorney Terrye L. Cheathem noticed a market Hallmark wasn't serving and founded Three Squares Greetings, which provides cards for inmates.

more stories like this"With more than 2.5 million people incarcerated in the Unites States today, I saw that there was a tremendous need," she said.

Some express simple good wishes: "We are all praying for you while you do your time."

But most show a tougher sort of love.

A Christmas greeting partly reads: "You had the choice to be 'naughty or nice.' And you chose ... Oh well, now you have to do your time."

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http://www.boston.com/news/odd/articles/2008/03/25/heres_a_point_while_youre_in_the_joint/

Sorry to hear that you raised hell
and now you're locked up in a cell. 
 

[Chris_]

I wonder how many "get out of jail free" cards they sell.