This morning, I think I may have reached the legally homeless status. I wanted to open a bank account so I could cash some checks. I needed an address or a PO box. So I went to the Post Office. I waited around till they opened at 10 am. They told me I needed, like, a local address. And then the word "homeless" started getting tossed around, and I left.
I left to charge my phone in the mobile store a few spaces done. I told the owner I was homeless and I needed to charge my phone with the charger I just bought from him.
I cleaned some windows at the Key Project. Something that homeless people often do.
But then things took a turn for home. John and I met with Emma at her house about 5 pm. She offered me a room. And said I could camp out on her farm. I thought for a moment and a half before accepting. Now my hammock's set-up in the back between one tree, and I think I may have an address.
Amazing where the wind, or the Lord, will take you.
I left to charge my phone in the mobile store a few spaces done. I told the owner I was homeless and I needed to charge my phone with the charger I just bought from him.
I cleaned some windows at the Key Project. Something that homeless people often do.
But then things took a turn for home. John and I met with Emma at her house about 5 pm. She offered me a room. And said I could camp out on her farm. I thought for a moment and a half before accepting. Now my hammock's set-up in the back between one tree, and I think I may have an address.
Amazing where the wind, or the Lord, will take you.
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