Comments on: Frequently Unasked Questions http://superhomeless.wordpress.com A modern day account of what it means to be homeless in Britain. Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:32:20 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: frugal expat http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-637 frugal expat Fri, 23 Oct 2009 16:02:33 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-637 Wow.. I was just reading all the comments here.. Great to know that you had great opportunities knocking right on your door steps.. Cheers Wow.. I was just reading all the comments here.. Great to know that you had great opportunities knocking right on your door steps..

Cheers

]]> By: Oemissions http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-534 Oemissions Sat, 22 Aug 2009 04:03:22 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-534 I have been homeless. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, except for wealthy people, middleclass people and all those who have never experienced it. I did meet some who would be classified as homeless, but I wouldn't call them homeless. They had built themselves private camps. They were loners and wouldn't tell a soul where they camped, but it was far away from the downtown areas. They enjoyed their seclusion and came into town once a week or less on errands or appointments. One fellow I met in a laundomat.I never saw anyone fold clothes so neatly. He told me,after I pryed him ith some questions, that he has schizophrenia and comes into town once a week, I think, for shots for it at a clinic and does his errands. He was very organized. He has lived outside for several years. He likes his life and I wouldn't call him "homeless". He created his home. I have been homeless. I wouldn’t wish it on anyone, except for wealthy people, middleclass people and all those who have never experienced it.
I did meet some who would be classified as homeless, but I wouldn’t call them homeless. They had built themselves private camps. They were loners and wouldn’t tell a soul where they camped, but it was far away from the downtown areas. They enjoyed their seclusion and came into town once a week or less on errands or appointments. One fellow I met in a laundomat.I never saw anyone fold clothes so neatly. He told me,after I pryed him ith some questions, that he has schizophrenia and comes into town once a week, I think, for shots for it at a clinic and does his errands. He was very organized. He has lived outside for several years. He likes his life and I wouldn’t call him “homeless”. He created his home.

]]> By: Selena Feliciano http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-505 Selena Feliciano Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:27:34 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-505 Sorry about naming you Kevin! My mind must have wandered off when I started writing! Teehee [: I meant 'Homeless Girl'! Sorry about naming you Kevin! My mind must have wandered off when I started writing!

Teehee [:

I meant ‘Homeless Girl’!

]]> By: Selena Feliciano http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-504 Selena Feliciano Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:25:35 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-504 Hello Kevin, My name is Selena Feliciano, and I recently stumbled upon your blog. It truly is a great read that reveals the truth about homelessness in today's society. I know that you must have many followers, supporting you along your journey. I am a Deputy Chairman of the organization Invisible Youth Network. This 501c(3) Non-Profit Organization is an expansive online network that provides resources and support for an estimated 1.5 million homeless and at-risk youth. Our mission is carried out through both partner organizations and volunteers who take to the streets to find, stabilize and otherwise help homeless and at risk youth to improve their quality of life. Our focus reaches past the streets and lends itself to deterrence, research, resources, seminars, training and workshops that are provided to the communities and via the Internet. Although we do our best in establishing ourselves in social networking websites, it sometimes is not enough to help the millions of homeless and at-risk youth in America. That's why Invisible Youth Network needs your help. As a popular blogger, any support you can provide can and will further public knowledge of our organization, as we fight to protect and advocate for homeless and at-risk youth in America. Feel free to learn more about our organization on our website: invisibleyouthnetwork.net If you have any questions or comments, please email me at selena.feliciano@yahoo.com I look forward to speaking with you. Thank You, Selena Feliciano Hello Kevin,

My name is Selena Feliciano, and I recently stumbled upon your blog. It truly is a great read that reveals the truth about homelessness in today’s society. I know that you must have many followers, supporting you along your journey.

I am a Deputy Chairman of the organization Invisible Youth Network. This 501c(3) Non-Profit Organization is an expansive online network that provides resources and support for an estimated 1.5 million homeless and at-risk youth. Our mission is carried out through both partner organizations and volunteers who take to the streets to find, stabilize and otherwise help homeless and at risk youth to improve their quality of life. Our focus reaches past the streets and lends itself to deterrence, research, resources, seminars, training and workshops that are provided to the communities and via the Internet.

Although we do our best in establishing ourselves in social networking websites, it sometimes is not enough to help the millions of homeless and at-risk youth in America. That’s why Invisible Youth Network needs your help. As a popular blogger, any support you can provide can and will further public knowledge of our organization, as we fight to protect and advocate for homeless and at-risk youth in America.

Feel free to learn more about our organization on our website: invisibleyouthnetwork.net
If you have any questions or comments, please email me at selena.feliciano@yahoo.com

I look forward to speaking with you.

Thank You,

Selena Feliciano

]]> By: C. Bowie Photography http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-364 C. Bowie Photography Wed, 29 Apr 2009 18:41:25 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-364 Ah.. the answers to my earlier question. Look me up. We can chat. Ah.. the answers to my earlier question.

Look me up. We can chat.

]]> By: Jesse Fawcett http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-325 Jesse Fawcett Tue, 21 Apr 2009 05:55:09 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-325 Hi homeless gal, Heard your great CBC interview. Would love to talk about a possible TV project. Would you please let me know how we can communicate further? Many thanks, Jesse Fawcett Executive Producer, Galafilm USA Montreal/Los Angeles Hi homeless gal,

Heard your great CBC interview. Would love to talk about a possible TV project. Would you please let me know how we can communicate further?

Many thanks,

Jesse Fawcett
Executive Producer,
Galafilm USA
Montreal/Los Angeles

]]> By: Kai Stansberry http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-264 Kai Stansberry Thu, 08 Jan 2009 03:32:03 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-264 Greetings Homeless Girl, Hope the new year is treating you well. I am writing you on behalf of PATH Partners and LA’s Homeless Blog. Our blog, which you can visit at http://www.lahomelessblog.org, is updated daily by Joel John Roberts, CEO of PATH Partners. PATH Partners is a family of agencies dedicated to helping people and communities affected by homelessness and poverty, and our blog serves as a venue wherein people can express their views and engage in discussion about homelessness. We would like to invite you to be a Guest Columnist on our new blog entitled Homelessness In The City (HITC). Set to launch in late February 2009, HITC will kick-off with a social responsibility ad campaign. Similar to lahomelessblog, the HITC journal will solicit ideas and encourage the exchange of information about homelessness, and how it affects people and their communities throughout US metropolitan cities. You are one of several Guest Columnists invited to share various issues relating to homelessness. Each individual we’ve chosen provides a unique perspective on the issues surrounding homelessness; therefore, Guest Columnists are a mix of national stakeholders from many viewpoints. If you agree to participate, we will link an RSS feed from your blog to our site and will list you as an HITC Guest Columnist along with your picture and group affiliation. Once the HITC online journal is launched, we hope you will post a link to our site as well. Please feel free to visit the HITC site www.homelessnessinthecity.org for further details. We look forward to your participation and welcome any questions you might have. Many thanks in advance, Kai _______________________________________ Kai Stansberry Chief Public Affairs Officer PATH Partners Los Angeles: (323) 644-2212 Dallas: (214) 746-2785 ext 258 Em: kais@pathparters.org Web: www.pathpartners.org Visit LA’s homeless blog at: www.lahomelessblog.org Greetings Homeless Girl,

Hope the new year is treating you well. I am writing you on behalf of PATH Partners and LA’s Homeless Blog. Our blog, which you can visit at http://www.lahomelessblog.org, is updated daily by Joel John Roberts, CEO of PATH Partners. PATH Partners is a family of agencies dedicated to helping people and communities affected by homelessness and poverty, and our blog serves as a venue wherein people can express their views and engage in discussion about homelessness.

We would like to invite you to be a Guest Columnist on our new blog entitled Homelessness In The City (HITC). Set to launch in late February 2009, HITC will kick-off with a social responsibility ad campaign. Similar to lahomelessblog, the HITC journal will solicit ideas and encourage the exchange of information about homelessness, and how it affects people and their communities throughout US metropolitan cities.

You are one of several Guest Columnists invited to share various issues relating to homelessness. Each individual we’ve chosen provides a unique perspective on the issues surrounding homelessness; therefore, Guest Columnists are a mix of national stakeholders from many viewpoints.

If you agree to participate, we will link an RSS feed from your blog to our site and will list you as an HITC Guest Columnist along with your picture and group affiliation. Once the HITC online journal is launched, we hope you will post a link to our site as well.

Please feel free to visit the HITC site http://www.homelessnessinthecity.org for further details. We look forward to your participation and welcome any questions you might have.

Many thanks in advance,

Kai

_______________________________________
Kai Stansberry
Chief Public Affairs Officer
PATH Partners
Los Angeles: (323) 644-2212
Dallas: (214) 746-2785 ext 258
Em: kais@pathparters.org
Web: http://www.pathpartners.org
Visit LA’s homeless blog at: http://www.lahomelessblog.org

]]> By: hiddenprince http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-257 hiddenprince Mon, 05 Jan 2009 23:05:42 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-257 Praying for you, In Christ, Miguel Praying for you,

In Christ,
Miguel

]]> By: jwaire http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-128 jwaire Wed, 15 Oct 2008 11:26:52 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-128 hope you are doing well homeless girl. thank you for linking to my work. hope you are doing well homeless girl.

thank you for linking to my work.

]]> By: Lynne's Somewhat Invented Life http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/frequently-unasked-questions/#comment-125 Lynne's Somewhat Invented Life Wed, 15 Oct 2008 06:56:38 +0000 http://superhomeless.wordpress.com/?page_id=101#comment-125 I am glad to hear you are in a safe place. We take our home and security for granted. You have opened my eyes. Good luck to you and I agree with you about sadness, I am glad you don't dwell on it. My mom lived a life filled with tragedy but she never dwelled on it. She just stood back up, dusted off her hands and got to work. Her attitude was refreshing--as yours is. I am glad to hear you are in a safe place. We take our home and security for granted. You have opened my eyes. Good luck to you and I agree with you about sadness, I am glad you don’t dwell on it. My mom lived a life filled with tragedy but she never dwelled on it. She just stood back up, dusted off her hands and got to work. Her attitude was refreshing–as yours is.

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