Some good websites and quotes found in them about mobile homelessness

http://livinginmycar.com/blog/ Woman with a baby blogs about her experience. http://www.mcavoy.com/torontostar/livingcar.html

In the hierarchy of homelessness - and sadly there is such a thing - Kevin’s situation (living in a car knowing it’s truly temporary) ranks near the top.

“The constant search for safe parking and resources, such as showers and food, requires a lot of shuffling, a lot of organization, something I don't think most people associate with homelessness,” says Dr. Wakin.

For those living in their cars invisibility is the goal.

http://eelkat.hubpages.com/hub/Car-Living

I like the polls that this writer has on her website. My favorite was

Reader Poll:

What is the worst part of living in a car?

• 18% Having to live in a car.
• 0% Lack of space.
• 18% Not enough privacy.
• 24% My boss/family/friends finding out I'm homeless.
• 0% Too hot/Too cold.
• 24% Too hard to find a place to spend the night.
• 12% No room to store food/having to buy food one meal at a time.
• 6% Other

17 people have voted in this poll.

If you've been reading this blog, you won't be surprised at my answer. I said finding a place to sleep at night.