I tried to shoot my shot for some contacts and was rebuffed with prejudice. My prescription would have to be three times stronger than it is right now to qualify for contact lenses under MDOC policy. Basically, only the blind are allowed them. I don't wear glasses much in the world as it is, so … Continue reading “Lensgrafters”
Month: August 2022
jPay Message #460
Lifestyle, work, and relationships are some of the main ways we define ourselves and find meaning. The best argument for regular exercise (to me) is that it's the most reliable way to feel good about yourself. We were evolved to break a sweat everyday. Working out once probably gives the approximate relief that a dose … Continue reading jPay Message #460
jPay Message #455
Hottest day of the year and the power's out. No fans, no TVs, nothing electronic save the battery life of your tablet. It's just you, your mind, and a 150 others cramped in this tiny pole barn, like we're all in the hole. This is doing time. There's no respite--we've been stuck inside all day … Continue reading jPay Message #455
Books I Read This Month (July2022)
Avengers vs. Xmen - Aaron, Bendis et al.A State of Fear - Laura DodsworthThe Joy of Mindful Journaling - Tara WardDie: Fantasy Heartbreaker - Kieron Gillen & Stephanie HaarLight from Many Lamps - ed. Lillian Eichler WatsonInjustice: Gods Among Us Vol. 1 - B. Buccellato, B. Redendo et al. You know what's freaking awesome?! Naps. … Continue reading Books I Read This Month (July2022)
“Penitentiary Mating Calls”
Every action and the simplest gestures are shaded with extra meanings. Prison contains all kinds of universes coexisting in the same space. For some, it's a Crime U; for others, it's a seedy gay nightclub. When I was locked up in county, some ex-(soon to be present-) con told me farting loudly is like a … Continue reading “Penitentiary Mating Calls”
Easy Trouble 