#lahsa

J’ai retrouvé la boîte d’allumettes.

Sur le bureau du Patron.

Il l’a trouvée et pensait qu’elle contenait des allumettes et ne l’a pas inspectée.

Il l’a trouvée et a vu ce qu’il y avait dedans et il va m’en parler éventuellement.

Il pense que ça appartient à mes amis qui sont venus ici la semaine dernière.

Who knows… jusqu’ici, tout va bien…

Pandemic in Los Angeles: Day 57

As we approach nearly sixty days since L.A.’s stay-at-home orders first went into effect in Southern California, much in Los Angeles has changed while much remains the same. A case in point: according to Project Roomkey Tracker, which reports the number of rooms made available to L.A.’s unhoused since the L.A. Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA) announced its goal of placing 15,000 seniors and…

Karen, 68, is still hanging around looking for good samaritans at the BofA ATM machines at Devonshire and Sepulveda. Some of us have been agitating on her behalf, and last week she was finally visited by an outreach worker from LAHSA.  

But she is tired, in pain (very sore ribs, she thinks they might be broken), and understandably frustrated. She lives on her deceased (murdered) husband's SSI, and a little disability. Not nearly enough for the minimum $80 per night hotels on Sepulveda.

Let's start calling the person on this card every day until they get this poor woman off the streets....