I thought I would take a break from my series of the Cornerstones of Culture and do a quick blog about an update for me. I finally got out of quarantine on Friday, after 17 days inside. I can’t complain as they brought us food and I had books and TV as well as another
This is a trait or cornerstone that I find it hard to teach. Some people have this Intensity as a natural trait, but others don’t even come close. For those where it doesn’t come natural, it is a trait that can be nurtured and improved, but it is not taught as much as it is
I am in day 10 of the quarantine, and so far nothing much to report. Not a lot of things to do except clean the bathroom, so time does move a bit slow. That’s ok though, as it is giving me time to exercise, read, and write. I’ve spent some time writing my next subject,
I arrived on Tuesday around 9:30 and am very thankful that my wife and daughters were able to drive me to the prison camp here in Montgomery Alabama. It was about a three hour drive. After giving the girls hugs, two corrections officers picked me up in a van and drove me to the camp.
I’ve been busy over the past number of months. I’m grateful that the judge gave me about seven months post sentencing to report to the prison camp. That time has allowed me to get a number of things in order, including downsizing by selling our previous home and moving into something quite a bit smaller
I’m new to blogging or journaling of any kind, so this is a new experience for me. I’ve decided to start writing about my experiences so that perhaps someone reading them can benefit and avoid some of the challenges and pitfalls I’ve been faced with over the past three years. I’ve been convicted of a white-collar crime,