Justin Norcutt-06/02-06/2025
Week of June 2–6, 2025 Work Hours: 6:00 AM Start Time Daily Monday – June 2, 2025 Location: Tucson, AZ Project: I-10 International Warehouse – Offsite Road Striping Scope of Work: Longline and shortline painting using two grinders. PPE Required: Hardhats and steel-toe boots. Notes: ● Full day dedicated to striping operations. ● Equipment functioned […]
The Rhino-06/06/2025
Time at Cimmaron: My time spent at Cimmaron was interesting. I have not ever been or experienced incarceration. So when I finally went beyond the cages of a former State prison now Federal Correctional Holding facility was very intimidating. I did not have anything to compare to it nor did I have any preconceived ideas […]
Brian Woodworth-06/06/205
June check in for prison professor I am trying to maintain a positive outlook. Some times that is easier than other times. My goals for month of May were not met. We were on “lock down” for 3 weeks. Lock down means sit on your bunk all day, stay out of the day room, no […]
Sherida Nabi-06/06/2025-Interfaith
Never in my life have I encountered, yet alone lived among such a diverse group of people, not only in terms of demographics, but also ethnicity, culture, education and general background. My grandmother Daisy, who was the dearest and mildest woman, ever walked on the face of the earth, was always making quilt blankets, out […]
Reginald Fullwood Jr-06/06/2025-What Can “We” Do Right Now?
Back in Mississippi, I participated in a Saturday morning coffee group. For 10 years, I religiously met with others at 9am wondering what the day’s topic would be. My wife would often comment about how I couldn’t get up for work on time during the week, but I wouldn’t miss the Saturday Coffee to save […]
Michael Santos-Succeeding in Prison
The thought of going to prison disrupts anyone’s life. For someone unfamiliar with the criminal justice system, it’s akin to preparing for an unexpected voyage into vast, unknown waters without a compass or map. A slight deviation in navigation can lead to safe harbor—or to disaster. Early in my prison term, I read Homer’s classic […]
Joshua Dale Fuller-06/05/2025
Mr. Joshua Dale FullerJournal Entry, June 5, 20253:55 AM EST Getting up early is a huge part of success. Looking back at the early days of my incarceration, I can remember being astounded by the fact that breakfast was served at 6 O-clock IN THE MORNING. I disliked the fact that there was only a […]
William David Kragthorpe-06/05/2025
Once again it has been sometime since I have journaled. I never expected to be this busy especially in here, but the reality is that I’m busy. The reason that I’m busy is that I have set some lofty goals for myself which include; educational, mental, physical, and spiritual. Now I have started RDAP which […]
Reginald Fullwood Jr-06/05/2025-Happy Birthday!
Today is a special day in my family. Happy Birthday goes out to my dad, youngest brother, and granddaughter. What’s the probability of 3 people in my family who share the same birthday. I want to make sure they get their flowers. My dad is no longer with us, but I want to share my […]
Fernando Cordova-06/05/2025
I never realized how long the effects of the things I have been through or have seen affect me. I started to reflect on the trauma I have caused others through my selfish and negative actions. How they are dealing with all I have done and the help they may need to get past these […]
