'Concrete Jungle': No Stopping Me Now

Just got finished with this week’s blog. You know, I’m so lucky that this top-notch editor from Patch, the Campbell edition, came into my life.

She sparked me into being more enthusiastic about getting my story out there, because of this kind of a prelude or a setup to my book on my 11 years of being on a houseless adventure.

From the different areas where my camps were to the different animals I encountered and how I dealt with them, it makes for a funny, learning experience. And believe me, all the segments in my book are not only true but downright humorous and interesting. You couldn’t write a story like this unless you have lived it.

However long it takes to write, publish and sell this story, there’s no stopping me in my quest to share this experience with you. Who knows, maybe even a major Hollywood movie will come out of this?

It’s different, it’s true. And I know people would enjoy seeing a good story on film of somebody’s actual experience with a whole different world. I call it "Concrete Jungle."

When you are faced with going through everything involved in being houseless, your overcoming most hurdles is a valuable learning experience that can only be told by a hands-on account of totally different situations that only street people understand and can relate to.

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