It seems that being incarcerated is not enough to make you decide that being a criminal is not the best lifestyle choice. You feel entitled to be educated (seems that didn't work when you went to school) or attend vocational classes.
What ever happened to good old "I don't want to come back here so I won't engage in the activity that sent me here in the first place."
I just read all your posts. It's so entertaining and interesting to read. You are a really good writer! I figured out that you are a teacher in prison. You asked for ideas to write about. I would like to hear your experiences in teaching the other inmates. Are they paying attention? Is it something you enjoy doing? What are you teaching? You mentioned that you are happy to help some of the guys. How do you think you are helping them? Do you get any feedback from them about what you are helping them with?
You could just write about one of your lessons.
I'm a teacher too. That's why I'm so interested in that subject. I live and work in Europe.
I'm looking forward to your next post.
I looked you up because you wrote that you moved. So, why do you live in another prison now? I saw that you are in close custody. Is that mean you are not teaching anymore?
I have an awesome picture of you and Karen. I remember you kindly, and very handsome! I remember your guitar and singing, and your wandering ways! Always on the move...I will keep your blog posts and put them in the family tree, and book, I am working on. I do not know of any way to write you, so I will continue reading your posts. Your writing style is certainly that of an artist.
AA would be an easy program if it wasn't for all the damn "A"s...ALL, ALWAYS, ALTRUISM, etc. You added ENTIRELY, which makes my statement a little ridiculous but you get the point.
Please keep writing. Your posts may just well inspire other addicts on their journeys.
Hello Daniel, I'm Andre writing to you from England, a fellow painter. I shall also be writing to you through lifelines as a pen pal. I really do admire your acrylic 'the power of prayer' it should be hanging in a church,
My name is Theresa and I found this to be interesting reading. I believe it to be very useful and admire your honesty. I do believe that I have met you before.keep up the good work
RSS
It seems that being incarcerated is not enough to make you decide that being a criminal is not the best lifestyle choice. You feel entitled to be educated (seems that didn't work when you went to school) or attend vocational classes.
What ever happened to good old "I don't want to come back here so I won't engage in the activity that sent me here in the first place."
Seems your sense of entitlement knows no bounds.
I just read all your posts. It's so entertaining and interesting to read. You are a really good writer! I figured out that you are a teacher in prison. You asked for ideas to write about. I would like to hear your experiences in teaching the other inmates. Are they paying attention? Is it something you enjoy doing? What are you teaching? You mentioned that you are happy to help some of the guys. How do you think you are helping them? Do you get any feedback from them about what you are helping them with?
You could just write about one of your lessons.
I'm a teacher too. That's why I'm so interested in that subject. I live and work in Europe.
I'm looking forward to your next post.
I looked you up because you wrote that you moved. So, why do you live in another prison now? I saw that you are in close custody. Is that mean you are not teaching anymore?
Kat
I have an awesome picture of you and Karen. I remember you kindly, and very handsome! I remember your guitar and singing, and your wandering ways! Always on the move...I will keep your blog posts and put them in the family tree, and book, I am working on. I do not know of any way to write you, so I will continue reading your posts. Your writing style is certainly that of an artist.
Love always, Jimmy's daughter, Jami
Please keep writing. Your posts may just well inspire other addicts on their journeys.
All the best,
Rona
I'm Andre writing to you from England, a fellow painter. I shall also be writing to you through lifelines as a pen pal. I really do admire your acrylic 'the power of prayer' it should be hanging in a church,
Andre
The latest news is: Karel is going to marry Mariana this year. In September they are coming to Europe.
We don't know yet what Leslie and Philip will decide concerning their future?
My last day at the writing class. Yella asked about ur weaknesses and about our strenghts ?
Also what we view for the future?
Here a saying for you: 'The one who walks in a gentle way comes far'. Beautiful!
See you pretty soon!!!!!!!!!! xxxxxx rita