Being out and about working four days a week, and a possible Town Visit
on Sunday, means that I am spending longer outside than inside. The stress that
accompanied parts of my early days out has largely dissipated and been
replaced by a form of stress that I didn't foresee.
Coming back and being stuck in the prison for a couple of days in the
week irks me, it chaffs and irritates. Those two days are riddled with things of a
prisonish nature to deal with or, as I see it now, "prison shit". There are some who
have to put up with this for a year or more, each day switching their head
between inside and outside, fighting the natural urge to become slightly more
complacent. God knows how they do it.
Thankfully, I should have only a matter of weeks left to go before
"inside" becomes history. No date has yet been firmly fixed for
my parole hearing but it is scheduled for May. Roll on.
well Benn lets hope you get released and make the most of your life then, and hopefully never look back, too long has been spent in prison. good luck karen
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