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.
1 comment:
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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