I don't even know if I want to write about this, for fear I might start crying and not be able to stop.
Lance and I were homeless, living together in a tent through the summer. The reasons are many, most were just stupid decisions on my part, but that's not the point.
Mid-summer, we were walking into town on our way to get some tasks out of the way so that we could go on a picnic. This was a huge treat for us at this time. We were living in the forest (and seeing the image of the woman crying against a TREE in the Druid deck gave me goosebumps). As sketchy as this sounds, we were planning so many things-- we were almost ready to get a place together. Things were looking like they were going to get so much better...
And then, it happened. The "event" I've referred to in this blog already a time or two.
We were suddenly stopped by a police officer on foot while crossing Main street. To make a long, sordid and painful tale short-- apparently when we walked out of our camp that morning, a child who had run away from a nearby school for troubled youth was hiding in that field and she was watching us very closely, concocting up a story that would end up ruining our lives as we knew them.
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Non-FictionThe true story of the scariest event in my life. Imagine being stopped by the police one day as you're walking in town and being informed you're wanted for attempted murder and kidnapping.