For this week’s Fibbing Friday, it’s all a con……….
Definitions or descriptions for these please!
1. Conservative: An adjective describing someone consumed by a goal to work in a prison.
2. Conspire: The sweat of a prisoner on a chain gang.
3. Condense: A prisoner who just doesn’t “get” it.
4. Context: Books donated to a prison library.
5. Contemplate: A “how to” book on crime written by an inmate .
6. Consider: The spouse of someone in prison.
7. Condo: A list of rules for prison inmates
8. Contour: A guided tour of a prison. I actually took one when I was a student teacher!!
9. Consent: Someone found guilty of a crime and hustled off to prison.
10. Consul: Religion found while serving in prison.
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Good take on the prompt Judy. Thanks for joining in this week.
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As usual, thanks for the prompt and thanks to Forgottenman for establishing the link. I can never find it!!!! I’m a forgetful fibber.
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Those are all good with the con-nection to prison. My husband worked for 20 years as a correction officer and supply sgt. in our local prison. I got to take a tour of it when it first opened, and it is an eyeopener to see inside. 🙂
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Imagine going in as a twenty-year-old college student. It was arranged as part of our “education.” Not quite sure what they were trying to teach us.
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Damn, you’re good 🥰
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Thanks, “Someone.” Wish I knew who you are…
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These are just hilarious Judy. 😂😂😂
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Love to make you giggle, Sadje.
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Thanks for the smiles.
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