This week I thought I'd take a few pictures of where I have spent most of my day for the past almost two years. My sentence is up August 14th at 5:00pm. I will then shed myself of my very faded navy blue scrubs and about 50-75 pounds of respiratory books. I will literally be able to let my hair down and choose my own attire. I will also say good-bye to some very special people who have "endured" this time with me. That part will be a little sad (for 5 minutes), but after spending so much time together we are all kind of looking forward to venturing out on our own. It will be exciting not to mention liberating.
This is our "cell" which maintains a temperature of about 50 degrees. The guy on the far right is sometimes my "study buddy" Mark - poor guy - he has listened to all my whinning and venting. He too is looking forward to the end. :0)
This is a group of inmates speaking to one of our wardens, Mr. Stark.
The lab - notice the "half" dummies. Respiratory only works from the waist up. No poop is involved. That's for the nurses.
Me and my friend, Lisa. She calls me "mother".
A couple inmates - Matt and Melanie.
This is a group of inmates speaking to one of our wardens, Mr. Stark.
The lab - notice the "half" dummies. Respiratory only works from the waist up. No poop is involved. That's for the nurses.
Me and my friend, Lisa. She calls me "mother".
A couple inmates - Matt and Melanie.
2 comments:
wow, what a handsome study buddy you have! No doubt you've endured plenty of his ranting in the last year as well!
Hey, you got any more of those spoons from the teachers lounge? I think I have a good hole in our cell wall started, but I broke my last spoon!
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