The convict code almost requires a blithe indifference to any calendar. Counting days can drive a man insane; 6 months to the door is generally considered the appropriate time to start thinking about release. Even so, I can't help making mental notes in regards to important milestones: In four days Ill have officially made it … Continue reading jPay Message #196
Month: October 2020
“Release Date Reveries”
Considering my out-date remains a whole 'nother presidential election away, it's important for me to discipline my mind enough so I don't drift off into or get lost in daydreams about getting out of the joint. Of course, I've some big, specific plans--and some smaller, vaguer ideas--of how I want the rest of my life … Continue reading “Release Date Reveries”
jPay Message #195
its sad how big a deal cable TV has become for me. I literally base my schedule off what's good on TV. I used to think less of people like this; not that I made fun of them, I jus thought they were lesser humans. Oh well, I guess we inevitably become like people we … Continue reading jPay Message #195
Books I Read Last Month (Sept 2020)
The Pope of Greenwich Village - Vincent PatrickClockers - Richard PriceBurr - Gore VidalSkellig - David AlmondMoneyball - Michael LewisThe God of Small Things - Arundhati RoyA Visit From the Goon Squad - Jennifer EganThe Myth of the Eternal Return: Cosmos and History - Mircea EliadeCase Histories - Jane Atkinson My reading was less prolific … Continue reading Books I Read Last Month (Sept 2020)
Easy Trouble 