Dear Diary 2

Daily Affirmation: “My past does not define me; my growth and vision for the future do.”

Dear Diary,
In prison, your only personal connection to the outside world is memories. Memories of what you used to do and who you used to be. And pictures of the old you keep those memories fresh.

Memories, memories.

My memories led to me getting sentenced to a century and some change. In hindsight, I wonder how I didn’t see it coming. I’m in pictures with shady characters, living life in the fast lane. In those pictures, I’m smiling—but I should’ve been frowning, knowing where I was headed.

Hindsight is 20/20.

Now, I have to build new memories and introduce new characters in my story called life. My past doesn’t define me—my growth does. And I see myself growing a family and creating memories with them.

So, sayonara to old friends, and here’s a toast to new memories.

Dear Diary, what memories are worth holding onto, and which ones are best left behind?


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