Homeless in Waldorf
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pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
Magnum said:
But by making that choice you limit your options on getting out of that situation. How can you get a job and get back on your feet if you have no address to put on an application? I understand the not wanting to take the help but I'd take the help for a short time until I got back onto my feet before I'd just give up and be satisfied to live in the woods for the rest of my life.
Stang Girl
Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
RED Homeless in Waldorf 02-22-2005 01:55 PM like they don't have enough problems already- your daddy probably still pays your bills, and from your Av line sounds like you want youre man to do it next
I see your point, But I would love to live in the woods the rest of my life. I used to dream of that as a little kid, like gilligans island. I know it's not a joking matter but i really would love going to the mountains making my own shelter, gathering my own food, away from the city, away from all the troubles... But thats just me, guess thats what you get from a kid that grew up isolated.pixiegirl said:But by making that choice you limit your options on getting out of that situation. How can you get a job and get back on your feet if you have no address to put on an application? I understand the not wanting to take the help but I'd take the help for a short time until I got back onto my feet before I'd just give up and be satisfied to live in the woods for the rest of my life.
I might wait till the next cold night and go back to see if I see heaters of some type
Stang Girl
Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For who ever wrote this, before you go talking about me why don't you find out a little more about me.
meme
The Smart Hooker
There are alot of homeless here. I was stopped at a red light in Daytona Beach when I saw a guy (who wasn't dressed in rags or anything) digging in the trash outside a sandwhich shop. I just assumed he that he dropped something in the trash by accident like his keys or something. He pulled an old sandwhich and took a bite out of it. 
Magnum said:Ok this is kinda sad. Yesterday I was riding around in Waldorf and I saw a bunch of trash in the woods from the road. I happened to notice a metal grate leaning against a tree that I could use. Well I pull over to check it out, This was not just an ordinary dump, I heard a dog barking and looked closer.I could see that it looked like little tents were made out of the trash. So I got back in my truck and this lady came out of there, said she lived there and
the homeless problem also exists in lexington park by the library, i saw a tent back in that little patch of woods and winos asking people for money, lady at the library said the authorities are aware they leave the people alone unles a) they commit a crime or b) there is a hypothermia alert and they are at risk, i say leave em alone if they arent bothering anyone
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Some of the homeless people make anywhere inbetween $30 and $40k a year from the money they are handled from the streets, believe it or not. A lot of these people choose to live this way and some do not. The ones who do choose do not like to seek out assistance because they are too proud to ask for any, which is really sad. Then there are those who do not know any better than to be out there on their own because they have forgotten what it is like to live with a roof overhead and a hot meal that doesn't come from a dumpster. What makes me sicker to my stomach is the fact we, as the U.S., send out all this humanitarian (sp ?) to other starving countries, and we have just as many people living on the streets here as they do in the entire country. But here in the US, there is very little done to help the homeless other than the shelters.
