My knowledge would set me free, and separate me from the other stupid homeless people. So out of library hours I begun to become skilled at improvised...life. But all was meaningless short of the time spent contemplating and reading. My life was one of terrible discomfort. My food was always the sweetest and richest food, this maximised my calorie per coin ratio. This left me feeling unhealthy and my sleeping places were cold and uncomfortable surfaces. I didn’t cohabitate or relate to anyone,. Cass lost herself in the plot of the book … what she wouldn’t give for a little excitement in her life outside of the mundane everyday activities that kept her somewhat sane. Between the demands of work and the constant ringing of her phone and endless conference calls that went with her job, the only real thing she had lost herself in was the regimen of her work-out at a local gym. She had taken up kick-boxing as a stress reliever and between that and her daily runs, she had managed to keep in. I ask him what he needs doing, he goes thought a list of things,painting, cutting the lawn, cleaning the oven ect, and he promised to pay me well, as I agree todo these things, he tell's me that he has one more request, "oh?" I reply. "hmm yea if it isn't much trouble could you call my daddy when you speak to me please?" he says. I ask why would you want that. He reply's that it isn't just him that wants it but he knows my kind and that I wantit too. Stunted I don't say anything, I pull my. She led me to a large dressing room with a shower and let me leisurely clean up. As I was showering, Phillis and her husband stood next to the shower and asked me if I wanted this ‘job’. With a trembling and loud voice I said, “Hell, oh God yes”.After my shower and getting dressed, Phillis took me into an office where I was introduced to several other women who clapped and cheered me. They all let me know that my performance for the first time was outstanding and they were glad I was now one.