If you have ever been away from home, for a long time and you get home sick? Well that’s how you would feel every day if you were homeless. No roof, no address, nothing. A book called “Almost Home” has taught me A LOT about homelessness. I have learned that when you are homeless, you don’t always live under a bridge in a cardboard box. Homeless people sleep on benches and in parks, even subways and train stations. When you are homeless you are always on the move. The definition of homeless is lacking a house and proper address. When you are living in a shelter, you are homeless. Homeless people usually eat food from soup kitchens or events where they pass out cheap or free food. If they live at a shelter, they eat there with supplied meals.
