> Greywolf brought up a good topic...being happy and content wherever we
> live irrespective of our surroundings.
>
> Although this post deals with real estate more so than prison life,
> the tools are interchangeable.
>
> Happiness and contentment lies within us and not in our surrounding to
> large degree.

>
> And if we do find ourselves in prison we must always remember...all
> our actions have consequences and many of our actions produce
> consequences that end up destroying peace. They destroy our peace as
> well as the inner peace of others.

> Greywolf brought up a good topic...being happy and content wherever we
> live irrespective of our surroundings.
>
> Although this post deals with real estate more so than prison life,
> the tools are interchangeable.
>
> Happiness and contentment lies within us and not in our surrounding to
> large degree.
>
> And if we do find ourselves in prison we must always remember...all
> our actions have consequences and many of our actions produce
> consequences that end up destroying peace. They destroy our peace as
> well as the inner peace of others.
>
> A fellow on a list once asked for similar advice on how to become
> happy and content while he lived in a small apartment located in the
> center of congested, expensive, stressful and unhealthy city. He
> wanted to divorce himself from the notion that happiness should
> coincide with his living conditions. I agreed with him that we can ...

>
>"Order and disorder co-exist in lifelong quests for a dynamic balance
>that is never quite achieved."
>

>