I finally went to juvenile prison after a 2-year break of self reflection. It is a prison I have never been to and since it is 40.8 KM (25.35194 Miles) away, it means I won't be able to walk on foot the way I used to when I would walk to Industrial Area Remand when I didn't have bus fare. Much as it was a new prison, I was surprised to find one of the boys I used to mentor at the Industrial Area Remand Prison two years ago. The boys were happy to see Tracy Hanson and I while I personally felt so at home and so alive once more. <a href=\"/hashtags/themakingofjimbuttons\">#TheMakingofJimButtons</a> <a href=\"/hashtags/lifesongkenya\">#LifesongKenya</a> <a href=\"/hashtags/runningformylife\">#RunningforMyLife</a> <h2>How to Get Involved</h2> <ul> <li>accompany us to prison</li> <li>sponsoring our biking and running to raise funds</li> <li>give me writing jobs for your website and social media marketing</li> <li>share our needs for funding and resources with your friends and family</li> <li>come and work with us a volunteer</li> </ul>

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Running for My Life 2017: Day 69

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