Homeless at -7 Degrees

I saw the homeless man I wrote about last week again this morning. This time it was -7 Fahrenheit (-21.67 Celsius). He was moving slightly under his blankets. I saw him the other day after the snow. He was out in about 3 degrees shoveling the sidewalk in front of the businesses on Rice Street where he lives. This is no ordinary street bum.

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LDM said…

Is he there year round?
I bet he would be surprised to know he is on a blog!

9:01 AM

CuTRis said…

He's on Youtube several times!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9HWQm5w9Dw

9:27 AM

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