I've spoken before about Trevor, my man in my hometown, the homeless guy who hangs out on a busy street corner and accepts donations from passing motorists. He doesn't solicit money, that would be panhandling and illegal, he merely takes what is offered to him.
His spot isn't far from the W&OD Trail where I often run, so I stop and speak with him occasionally when I'm out for a jog. He calls me "Lawyer."
He knows my car and we wave at each other whenever I drive by, which is often enough. Usually I give him two dollar coins when I see him.
All homeless people have a story, and often it is an interesting one, if not always fully coherent or believable. Trevor is doing well, and here is a recent picture of him.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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sad. No one wanted to be homeless. I think we all look at it different after knowing the story of Ted Williams. It seems that finally we realize these people are normal, intelligent, just down on their luck
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