Monday, June 13, 2005
Street Sense
Yesterday when Jen and I were in DC, on our way from the Metro station to Eastern Market to buy some peaches, we ran into a Street Sense vendor and bought a copy. The suggested donation is only $1 but we gave $2. The guy selling there apparently was the subject of a poem in that current issue. Of more interest to me was his deep, rich speaking voice, his personality and his self-confidence. Giving him money and sharing a minute with him made me want to, you know, end homelessness.
The next time Jen and I have a party catered, we are going to use Fresh Start Catering. We saw an ad for them in Street Sense. Unfortunately, we hardly ever have parties and when we do, we just get a keg - no catering.
Yesterday when Jen and I were in DC, on our way from the Metro station to Eastern Market to buy some peaches, we ran into a Street Sense vendor and bought a copy. The suggested donation is only $1 but we gave $2. The guy selling there apparently was the subject of a poem in that current issue. Of more interest to me was his deep, rich speaking voice, his personality and his self-confidence. Giving him money and sharing a minute with him made me want to, you know, end homelessness.
The next time Jen and I have a party catered, we are going to use Fresh Start Catering. We saw an ad for them in Street Sense. Unfortunately, we hardly ever have parties and when we do, we just get a keg - no catering.
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