Reflective Essay

"Hey Krissy, how's your burrito?" my loud-mouthed friend asked. It was all that I could wish for, a gorgeous summer day eating a scrumptious bean and cheese burrito at my favorite place, Nicos, a petite Mexican restaurant located in Carmel Valley. "It's okay." I mumbled as I secretly tried to conceal the fact that it was delicious, the best burrito I have ever tasted. Like a vulture, I was devouring my prey so that no …showed first 75 words of 1227 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1227 total…little food and shelter, there are still not enough faculties. Homeless people have insufficient places where they can sharpen their social skills, or become mentally stable. If we start clinics that teach the mentally unhealthy social skills such as etiquette, or how to take care of themselves and maintain a job, there will be a smaller number of homeless people. We can make homeless people become more valued, and a slighter disparity between social classes.