7-6-11

Just A Thought

Greetings folks around the world. I extend my utmost regards to all. May God's blessings be upon all. Today's topic is making amends.

In my world, or should I say in my old world, I never thought about making amends to those I hurt, destroyed, made victims, or those closed and loved to me. I was very blinded to everything that made a difference. I didn't care back then. But once I've made an oath to get right in my life, it's time to make amends to all. I now accept my full responsibility for everything I've done. To all those who do know me, know of me, I am truly sorry.

I have taken advantage of their kindness, caring, their love and value. Now I do my best to make things right. I have lost my son, my brother, and grandparents (mom's side) without saying I'm sorry for everything I've done bad to them. I do feel bad, but I'm living with it.

As I communicate with some of my victims—to which are myself, God, my beloved mother, my sons, my brothers, my sisters, my aunts, my uncles, my nephews, my nieces, my kids' mom-in-laws, neighbors, community, victims, and all those around me—I do apologize from my heart for everything I've done. And I pray that someday you can forgive me.

Folks, don't let your grudges get the best of you. Make amends before it's too late. Say your sorries when it's needed. Make your wrongs be right—before it's too late because once it's late, there's no way to make it right. Trust me. I carry that sorrow daily and it hurts.

So be kind and let your pride go, for Jesus Christ once said, "Forgive them, Father, for they do not know what we do!" We don't know the damage we cause and the pain we cause because we refuse to make amends.

Get right, folks. And holla about what is said. Because remember, I'm a prisoner and what I do write is just a thought.

Being kind,
Oscar as Solito