I wrote this ebook over a year ago, but the information in it is still good. Please download it and give it away, share it, pass it along to churches, organizations or individuals who help or work with the homeless. There is so much more that can be done.
Again, I caution those of you not used to working with the homeless, not aware of the inner-city culture or the risks of encountering the severely mentally ill, sex offenders or sociopaths and criminals to work WITH groups and individuals who DO …

It’s been raining for almost two and a half days straight. No flooding potential, but it looked close to it last night as water came up to within four inches of the foundation. Rain was sporadic most of the day, giving everything time to drain, but it has started up again in earnest just now. I opened the door to let the dog out and the most wonderful smell came in with the mist of rain - woodsmoke. It’s 58 degrees, cool and rainy and time for the fires of …

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It must be the full moon, or maybe something in the water, but I counted 24 “Whoops!” emails from businesses trying to get me to open their emails today. Wait - it was someone’s $799 convert more readers webinar!!!and this was the tactic touted most. Yeah. Well…
According to the emails they either “sent the wrong link, here try this one instead,” tricking readers dumb enough to click into watching two separate sales pitches for the same product, or they “forgot to tell me something” and so …

As someone who has worked more than 110 different kinds of jobs in my 55 years on this planet, I can assure you that if you want a job, you CAN find a job. You may not find a job you like, or that pays what you want, or has the hours you want to work, or that is easy, or has benefits - but you CAN find a job. If you really can’t find a job you CAN create your own business. The real issue is how hard are …

I still have to sign the contracts, get my marching orders and the usual stuff you do when you get a new job, but I’ve just become a hired blogger. It looks like I’ll be writing once or twice a week for Change.org’s website on homelessness. I’m joining a great staff, most of whom, I noticed - are from the west coast and upper east coast. There’s one other writer from Northern Virginia (Arlington), but I didn’t see any writers who hail from the south. Whew! All the more topics …