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The conclusion of Making Illness Payoff
This is the conclusion of making Illness Payoff, continued from part 3 which can be read here. I wasn’t in the emergency room for very long, as soon as I made my way through the metal detector and into...
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23 Faces of a Creep
Where does the artistic idea begin? I have been asking that question for as long as I have been a writer. For most of my life, I have struggled with finding the perfect balance between reality and the...
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The Downward Spiral of Being Homeless
For being late May, it was pretty warm as I slowly walked back to the Denver homeless shelter, sadly this is where I lived. I was feeling less pitiful today, mostly because I had spent a considerable...
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Broken Discourse
There are vital limits to every broken discourse, & not even the king can put Humpty back on his fucking wall, or on his skateboard… Because only cool kids ride on skateboards, unless they are also...
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You Meet the Nicest People in Shitty Motels
I don’t know how I got to this place I am now in, maybe it is just how it is supposed to be, does it really matter now that I am no longer homeless? While I think it really and truly does, all I do...
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The Heart Attack Diaries!
Heart attack?? Not me! The last thing I remember is I was in a truly beautiful and restful sleep or so I thought; I was admitted to the ICU ward at the McLaren hospital, in Petoskey because I had some...
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Ignorant People Should Not Breed
I really don’t like to use my site as a soap box for subjects other than my life experiences while I was homeless, but I need to vent about the pure ignorance of some people who dare call themselves...
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Street Life, A Red Bicycle & the Insanity of Guilt
This story is a brief glimpse into some of the reasons I found street life, drugs, and alcohol a viable remedy for the inner torment that innocently began as a wonderful birthday gift from a father to...
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The Inconvenient Truth Of Homelessness
By Rob Fleming Not too long ago the idea of homelessness was synonymous with referring to a select minority of society such as wineos, vagrants, bums and other dregs of society. The Inconvenient Truth...
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Common Sense Revisited
By Rob Fleming If it wasn’t for Thomas Paine’s love of America or the fact that long before his perfect ideal as a loyal British subject was shattered, Thomas Paine would have never written “Common...
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