Ex-homeless people. Where did you go during the day?

The library, bra. That's a no-brainer.

Communication, opportunity, education and entertainment, all available there for free.

That is an excellent suggestion. I just thought if I went homeless, I'd maintain my gym membership,

use the showering facilities, apply for jobs, get really, really into exercising,

attempt to completely dominate any local

bumfights? Never actually been homeless, which is good, but probably the closest was in August

when I drifted around for work on a bike. Had a book bag with mostly clothing, as well as a sheet,

a canteen, and a salt container, because salt is pretty useful, and an empty flask.

On the handle was a container with food, water and some utensils.

Across the handlebar was a loosely tied walking stick for protection.

In case I needed to, I could stay somewhere like the local church.

However, I managed to get home by dark, so all was good.

I will say the water factory wasn't easy, since I had to keep refilling it, and then once my bike fell with my container, and the gallon jug of water broke. If I

actually had to, I could squat in the woods, but that is illegal, so I rather wouldn't want to.

Plus, with all the bugs and snakes around, I would need to make a raised shelter and have screening.

I had some that fit around my head and fit under my hat pretty good, too.

Hopefully, you don't have to be homeless.

Well, unless you want to, but then you have issues like food, water, dry place to sleep, animals, hunters, people attacking you, etc.

Daytime, just be a regular person. Go to work,

walk around the city, chill on your laptop at McDonald's or Wendy's with free Wi-Fi, libraries,

parks, chill with friends. At night, you have to hide and sleep. This was the challenge. I slept in my

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