November Plans

Winter is coming quick! That means I have to get ready for the winter!  I still have to go out and buy a scraper for my car and also buy a new phone cause my LG is dying on me slowly! The interface is upside down and reverse! How messed up is that! I can barely read texts and when making calls it's all memorization. haha

anyways, plans.... Planning to save money and buy gifts, clothes, new pretty Hmong outfit, gas, food, loans and bills... life...

BTW, in 3 mins is my 2nd year anniversary with my love! 11/11/11, WOO HOO! I'm so glad that things are still working out for us and hopefully it will continue like this for a long time.

Oh I also saw a play today called, My Home Has No Walls. It was at Century College. Ticket price was cheap, five bucks. Good show and a great discussion at the end. Some of the crowd included directors of organizations for shelters, healthcare, and other professionals.  I was very impressed at the popularity it received. One thing that was mentioned was how the play showed homeless from a privilege person's perspective. I found that to be true. I mean... homelessness has many different levels but what they portrayed really was from a better side of being homeless compared to the uglier side of homeless that is hidden. It's such a hard topic to try to show because there's always many challenges to this issue. Being homeless is not the same for everyone. A person of color really does have different experiences compared to a white person, homeless or not. I think the play should have focused on a part about people of color also. Little to nothing was mentioned about people of color or glbt communities where homelessness occurs the most. It's a good play for audiences who want to start a discussion but there's always room for improvement. I give it a 3 star.
FYI, the play was based off on Wilder's research on homeless within the Metro area.