You know, I think as soon as you are there, inside, in a cell, something inside “clicks” and some sort of process occurs inside which makes you capable to face the facts. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not easy whatsoever, but you can get good things out of it.
I was lucky; I had a wonderful woman out there, Marilo and Kalo – my son - made things easier for me. I was about to start a journey that changed my way of relating with my family and my world. Please click here to listen how a live in a UK prison is!
All comments are welcome,
Billy
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Following Tam’s advice, I changed the last line of the entry, I highlighted the point that it waws a UK prison and not a prison in “Agua por favour” Colombia.
Hi, it’s me again, well, I had a chat with Pierre from the nameless, he said he liked the whole thing about bolgs but he didn’t have speakers neither headphones so he couldn’t listen to the story. By the way, I think this blog had helped me to recreate those 4 and a half months. It brought back things that otherwise I wouldn’t care about… I think we all should do small blogs, even for our own benefit and if someone else can benefit from it, even better!!
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