2007/12/25
December: In Review
It is that time again... I thought I would post now, since this week is going to be one of those holiday weeks and I do not know if I will get a chance to post again.
December has proved to be full of surprises. I removed my ankle monitor... which takes a load off of me, more than can be imagined.
Christmas proved to be typical: running around, spending time with family, eating, cleaning... you know... the usual.
I finished my first semester back to school... I managed to succeed... my grades are listed as followed:
BA 243 (Business Ethics) - B
Phil 014 (Love & Sex) - B+
Phil 012 (Symbolic Logic) - A-
Econ 002 (Microeconomics) - B
I wanted to try and take it easy on my first semester back, so I only took 4 classes. It wasn't as hard as I expected, and I feel I can do much better.
I have been angry lately... I am not sure why, but I have this hatred burning in my heart and soul... I don't know why... but I do.
Anyways, that is my December in review. Until we meet again...
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sk0t @ 11:46 PM ::
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2007/12/19
Gone
Well everyone, the time has come. At 7:30 this morning, I removed my ankle bracelet, and became a free man (relatively).
It has been exactly 5 months since I last did anything under the guise of freedom. Now things will change.
I will assume that tonight I will go out, do a little of this and a little of that (all within the realm of legality), and it will be a momentous occasion.
Thank You All.
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sk0t @ 8:22 AM ::
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2007/12/08
Lots of things... to lots of people...
You know, there are quite a few things in my life that I am not proud of. I have done things that would make most people question their own morality. Things before prison, and things during. It isn't fun, the man that I have become. Did I think that someday I would end up a convicted felon/ex-con? Did I think that I would spend time in a federal prison for crimes that I committed that are committed everyday by thousands and thousands of people? The idea in this world that "we should learn from our mistakes" is a noble virtue and one of dignity and valiance; but when do we learn from the mistakes of others. Did justice prevail in sending me to prison?
Most of you might think that it is time that I get back the fact that I committed a crime, and that I need to get over it, and do my time and just shut up... have you ever had something so perplexing... so absolutely questionable, that you just can't stop thinking about it? I thought that I was meant for something more than who I am. I thought that my life would mean something...
People always have struggles in their lives, and people always have the opportunity to repent, and change... let it be known that my time has come and gone...
I never wanted any of this (who would?)... I never wanted to end up in the place I am in now... I am lots of things to lots of people... but the one thing I am not, and can never be, is myself.
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sk0t @ 12:07 AM ::
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