Thank you for sharing how things are done in prison. I think we all can see why you did it, even it was a bad choice - and as you stated yourself, you definitely won't screw this one up again, you learned your lesson. Actions always gives consequences, in one way or another. That being said, you worked your way back up again, and that is just sooo good to hear because it shows that you can. You sure can be proud of your accomplishment, and I give you a high five!
Keep up with the good work, and again - thank you for sharing. :-)
I so agree with Melanie above, it really is admirable that you have found a way to keep your mind occupied. *thumbs-up* You should be proud of that. :-)
I hear you. I think it's a good thing that you write blogposts, it's a way to come out with thoughts and things on your mind. So keep up with it - if you can't talk with those around you, at least let it out in a blogpost. If that gives you comfort, then you know it's the right thing to do. :-)
Ahh, 40 years old are young! Being 40 is the new 30's! ;-) I'm older than you, but only 35 in my head, or perhaps only 30.. lol. But feeling like the years have crept up on you, no wonder that you feel that way. Your life have been full of trouble, you have taken alot of bad choices - days you don't even remember, and when you get clear you suddenly wake up realizing all the years have gone by. That being said, I think there are soulmates for everyone, it's definitely not out of date. But I also think we have to do something to find them, kinda meet them halfway. :-)
That's just great, well done! Keep on with it! :-)
Oh, I just realized that you wrote this blogpost a while ago - last year, actually, hope you don't mind comments on it. And cognitive thinking class, how was it? Are you still 'using' it? I know for myself that starting cognitive thinking can be difficult, but with practice it can be done. I hope you found it useful. :-)
I don't know what to say to you, no one can understand how it is unless they have been there, walking in your shoes. It must be quite hard not having simple things like deodorant and toothpaste, stuff we all take for granted. But I hope you stay strong and are thinking on better days!
Wow, I'm sorry! That really was no way out for sure. Being chained and handcuffed together arm and arm with no seat belts, nothing to hold on to. And I can't believe how alot of people could be happy about it - that kind of thinking freaks me out. I will save a prayer for all those 15.
That being said, you worked your way back up again, and that is just sooo good to hear because it shows that you can. You sure can be proud of your accomplishment, and I give you a high five!
Keep up with the good work, and again - thank you for sharing. :-)
You should be proud of that. :-)
Beautiful!
I'm older than you, but only 35 in my head, or perhaps only 30.. lol.
But feeling like the years have crept up on you, no wonder that you feel that way. Your life have been full of trouble, you have taken alot of bad choices - days you don't even remember, and when you get clear you suddenly wake up realizing all the years have gone by. That being said, I think there are soulmates for everyone, it's definitely not out of date. But I also think we have to do something to find them, kinda meet them halfway. :-)
Oh, I just realized that you wrote this blogpost a while ago - last year, actually, hope you don't mind comments on it.
And cognitive thinking class, how was it? Are you still 'using' it? I know for myself that starting cognitive thinking can be difficult, but with practice it can be done. I hope you found it useful. :-)
But I hope you stay strong and are thinking on better days!
Kinda MacGyver.. Lol
And I can't believe how alot of people could be happy about it - that kind of thinking freaks me out.
I will save a prayer for all those 15.
Stay strong!