I Celebrate along with the folks in the video because I too was nearly homeless. Evicted from my apartment in 2012. Only by the Grace of God did I Land on my feet. I am a U.S. Army Veteran, have a BA in English but my job pays very little and I suffered a minor stroke in Nov. 2008. So one can do all the right things and still fall through the cracks. Hollow platitudes of Thanks do nothing to help Veterans secure decent housing.
Here is another possible solution.
The Mayor and Gov. Cuomo need to collaborate to do something similar in New York. There are so many abandoned buildings that can be repurposed and revitalized to house currently homeless Veterans and Vets seeking low-cost, safe, clean, close to subway, pet friendly housing!!
Sp4 DeBorah Ann Palmer, U.S. Army ~~ Nov. 1977 to Nov. 1981
We often find ourselves contending with someone who is difficult. In such situations, we might be at a loss for what to do. The first step in dealing with any difficulty is to understand what it is. If you can see it clearly, action is rather simple. But we must be able to see it clearly and understand it. Otherwise, we can’t move from square one and are stuck confused and still contending with the difficult person.
Espiritu en Fuego/A Fiery Spirit 