I'm changing my blog

I've decided that I cant keep writing about nothing. I cant keep traveling along in this blog universe with no purpose...No direction. So here it is... My new and improved blog (and I'm keeping all the old stuff on here too because fuck it...That's why)
Each day I will post tips for hobos (who happen to have computers). Since I spend most of my free time watching and studying the habits of a hobo I thought, what better way to pass along what I've learned than posting it to a blog so that Hobos all across NYC can benefit from my hours of research.
Today's tip:
Top FIVE places to sleep without being bothered by anyone for a pretty long period of time:
5. The small abandoned door frame on Ludlow and Stanton. A hobo could sit (or sleep) in this small space for hours (easily) before a cop-per finds you. I'm not entirely positive that the building itself is unoccupied...But one thing I do know is that this entrance sure as hell is not being used.
4. The stairs that lead down to the FungWah ticket counter bathrooms.
Anyone brave enough to go down there must really have to go. For a hobo this is prime realty; it's shelter and warm and "comfortable". The most you'll have to worry about are the Fung Wah employees trying to chase you out with a broom...But c'mon dude you're not gonna be chased out with a broom...You're a HOBO stay and fight like one!
3. Any station along the "G" line. Aint no one gonna bother you there.
2. The Bowery Mission. Apparently sleeping is allowed here.
1. The Manhattan Bridge Monument. There are plenty of sleeping places here. I once saw a hot pink futon hidden between the columns for weeks and NO ONE moved it. Imagine if that were a hobo...You could go days hidden between those columns and sleep cool as a cucumber.


