Writing from inside — daily life, family, food, mental health, and everything in between. Unfiltered, by other humans.
Behind every inmate number, there is a person.
That’s the starting point for a new blog TJ is writing from inside — first-person accounts of what daily life behind the wall actually looks like. Not a debate about whether prisons should exist. Not a complaint. Just an honest window into the day-to-day: the people who probably shouldn’t be there, the people who probably shouldn’t be released, and everything in between.
TJ’s goal is simple — bridge the gap between behind the wall and the free world, one honest post at a time.
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≻: Let there be Light!!
In jail, it’s the little things that get us by. The three trays of food we receive, talking to your loved ones on the phone,…
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≻: What the helly?
Serving time in a state prison and a federal prison are two different things. State pens suck. But any time I was locked up doing…
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≻: Sabali is an Advantage
Patience is a virtue! I’ve heard this all my life and even agreed with it without truly understanding what the word virtue meant. I have…


