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CARLEY’S DREAM

Shortly after I moved to Victoria, I met a sweet young gal and her male friend one afternoon out by the dumpster. They had two shopping carts that carried all of their personal belongings. I asked what they most hoped to find when sorting through the dumpster. The man...

CHEYENNE

Shortly after we left on our walk this evening Lola and I met a lovely young man named Cheyenne. We chatted about life on the streets and how tough it can be. I stopped to ask how he was doing as it was obvious that he didn’t feel well. He had a cold and was...

A LIFE OF SERVICE

Lola and I met Alek on our walk last night. I would guess that he might be mid to late forties. Had the most beautiful soft green and welcoming eyes. He was just sitting there with his hat out hoping for a few coins to help him get by. The hat always attracts Lola’s...

INVISIBLE THREAD

Lola and I were out for our evening walk … I cherish these walks as I know her time here on this planet will soon be drawing to a close. Lola still has so much love to give. She doesn’t concern herself with running out of time, she just keeps doing what she does best...

ONE MAN’S TRASH IS ANOTHER MAN’S TREASURE

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. This old saying takes on even more meaning when living in the city. There are dumpsters here. We get to walk out of our apartments and simply toss our garbage – what we don’t want or no longer find useful – into a...

LIKE MOTHER THERESA AND MARY MAGDALENE

For many of us darkness is a time where we can settle into the comfort of our beds and drift off to another world. Some nights are more challenging, we fight with our pillows or wake up before we feel well rested. Sometimes we turn on the lights, make a cup of tea and...