On 1/14/14, 11:30 AM, glen wrote:
The homeless people who sleep in the school yard right
next to the garden are just as much our neighbors as the guy with the 2
story house, 4 spotless motorcycles, and an RV in the driveway.
I tend to think the same about the folks that used to camp on the hill
behind the house.
After a while the dogs even recognized them and let them be. They
caused me less trouble than some of my neighbors at the time that owned
property. Fine with me.
But as a counter example, there is/was an older woman living out of cart
in town. In these months she would need shelter, not friends. Unless
her `friends' and `neighbors' are offering her a bedroom in their
house. There's no question there is are two groups of people: The
people that will sleep soundly in warm houses, and those that may well die.
Marcus
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