“I still have blisters from walking too much even though I bought new shoes. This is temporary. I don’t know how to be homeless” James + Alicia

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“Because I was raped I lost trust in people and now James never leaves my side. I won’t go anywhere without him” –Alicia

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Jeffery Jones

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“Here are my blisters from walking too much. You never get used them.” –Alicia

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“What most people don’t understand is that we have to worry about everything. When we are going to eat, how we smell, where we will sleep for the night and how we will make money. We are constantly worrying.” –Jeffrey Jones

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Gregory

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Gregory

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Alicia blistered foot

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“I joined Curbside because other jobs didn’t work out for me. Instead of sitting around getting drunk they give you an opportunity to do something.” -Jeffery Jones

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“I met a lady with her son four days ago during the big storm. It hurt me to see them outside in the rain. I talked to the front desk at hotel that was close by and arranged for her and her son to spend the night in the hotel.That room cost me 60 bucks and that’s why I’m out here working. But I’d do it again. People just need help, you know?” Gregory

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