Homeless Helping Homeless

(1/24/13) there are more homeless dogs than there are homeless people on the streets. but a bond is created when the two of them meet they look out for each other and feel each others pains and with this unique bond there is so much to gain. a bond of friendship, a bond of trust between man and man s best friend- it becomes something that never ends. many live in hallways, alleyways, cardboard boxes too because in a shelter they can't take their dogs so what are they to do. i have met some homeless who have more heart than many people that i know it's a shame when people who have are not willing to give but a homeless person will show another how to live. the little change that they make- they split a small cake. i have met some who have gone into the woods and built a commune pooled their money together so that they can eat take a bath or wash their feet. each one was designated a job to do, and they had to follow through. one would maintain the campfire- while another one would try to catch some fish to put on every ones dish. paper cups and plates was their thing, so they wouldn't have to wash anything. the others would go out to the streets and find their favorite corner, and everything would run in perfect order. they would stop at a certain time and pick up what was on their list that they could make over a campfire- this was their goal this was their desire. another would pick up something to drink beer and wine was a treat. of course not all homeless are as organized as these many hide in the sticks and weeds, some will go to the shelters and to the salvation army for food and a place to sleep when it gets too cold on the streets. LET'S NOT FORGET THEM! (c) L. RAMS