Good Morning;
Well it's2:22am., no, now it's 3:20am. and I'm sitting here behind the library watching TV and fighting the keyboard again. I was at Jenn's for 4 nights and 4 days watching the grandmonsters, avoiding the heat and the huge thunderstorm Friday night, washing a load of clothes, showering, fighting fleas, getting ready to leave 3 times and having plans changed 3 times and staying one more night, having today's departure moved from 1:00 pm. to 2:30 pm. to 6:30 pm. to 7:00 pm....and finally leaving there after 8:00 pm.
Well it's
(I ended up getting on the train at Timonium at 8:30 pm. and after one bus never showed and barely making the third connection because the bus I finally did catch was 20 minutes late too. I reached Pikesville after 11:00 pm.....& I'm NOT a happy camper.)
And I am still too wound up to discuss the fighting between my daughter and her husband that drove me upstairs to sit in the still overly hot kitchen after Midnight last night. And the craziness that her m-i-l is both spouting and doing has me wondering whether the multiple vectors of tension and dysfunction in that house is one of the many contributing factors to this ever tightening downward spiral I feel trapped in.
But with the insane heat this year, with more 99 - 100+ degree
But with the insane heat this year, with more 99 - 100+ degree
temperatures forecast for the weekend, and having no other regular place to shower and wash......
So.. I was just checking my e-mail and attached to one from one of the coordinators of the "Faces Of The Homeless" Speakers Bureau was this flyer;
So.. I was just checking my e-mail and attached to one from one of the coordinators of the "Faces Of The Homeless" Speakers Bureau was this flyer;
Baltimore
Area
“Faces
of Homelessness”
Speakers’
Bureau
Sponsored by: Health Care for the
Homeless Inc., Beans and Bread Center,
Project PLASE, and National Coalition
for the Homeless
The
Baltimore Area Speakers Bureau is a public education program that
aims to
- Dispel myths/stereotypes about homelessness
- Personalize, individualize, and put a “face” on homelessness
The
speakers are individuals who have personally
experienced homelessness, and
are the true experts on the topic.
The “Faces of Homelessness” Speakers’ Bureau builds
opportunities for members to advocate for themselves and others and
to build bridges within the community.
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A
standard presentation includes up to three panelists with firsthand
experience of homelessness and a discussion moderator. While
presentations can be customized for particular groups, classes, or
events, presentations typically follow this outline:
- Introduction and Stereotypes (5-10 minutes)
- Speaker Testimonies from 2-3 speakers (10-20 minutes each)
- Question and Answer (15+ minutes)
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For
more information on hosting a “Faces of Homelessness” Speakers’
Bureau panel, check out our blog at
http://facesofhomelessnessbmore.blogspot.com/
or contact:
Facesofhomelessnessbmore@gmail.co
And this is their website;
http://facesofhomelessnessbmore.blogspot.com/.
She wrote that she had read the "City Paper" column, and I guess followed the link to blog and from their got my e-mail.
It looks like an interesting program and I think I'll stop by and listen one Wednesday, when it's not so damn hot and midday travel isn't as exhausting.
Here is a link to a blog that I subscribe to, "Being Homeless In Baltimore",
And this is their website;
http://facesofhomelessnessbmore.blogspot.com/.
She wrote that she had read the "City Paper" column, and I guess followed the link to blog and from their got my e-mail.
It looks like an interesting program and I think I'll stop by and listen one Wednesday, when it's not so damn hot and midday travel isn't as exhausting.
Here is a link to a blog that I subscribe to, "Being Homeless In Baltimore",
A moving and passionate post by Marc Schumann:
http://homelessnessinbaltimore.com/2012/07/04/the-man-on-the-floor/
It's actually quite comfortable right now, with a fairly strong wind.I am considering packing up and heading over to the shed and leaving the door open for a while hoping it cools it off and airs it out.....after this episode of "American Dad"....umm I mean "It's Always Sunny In Philaelphia", [it's now 4:16 am.].
Tomorrow, (today.....lol), I have to go down and talk to Monkee, put together a second column to send to Evan for editing, for next weeks City Paper. I also have to complete and e-mail the forms to them so I can get paid, now that I've worked out an address to use.
Okay.....theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeessssssssssssssssssssss
keeeeeeeeeeeeyboarddeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
is going apesshit again.....
http://homelessnessinbaltimore.com/2012/07/04/the-man-on-the-floor/
It's actually quite comfortable right now, with a fairly strong wind.I am considering packing up and heading over to the shed and leaving the door open for a while hoping it cools it off and airs it out.....after this episode of "American Dad"....umm I mean "It's Always Sunny In Philaelphia", [it's now 4:16 am.].
Tomorrow, (today.....lol), I have to go down and talk to Monkee, put together a second column to send to Evan for editing, for next weeks City Paper. I also have to complete and e-mail the forms to them so I can get paid, now that I've worked out an address to use.
Okay.....theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeessssssssssssssssssssss
keeeeeeeeeeeeyboarddeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
is going apesshit again.....
Later.............Ddddddaveeeee
[4:38 am.--"King Of The Hill"}
[4:38 am.--"King Of The Hill"}
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