Belle Burch and I would have made great allies in that we were both advocates for the homeless. That’s my yellow Toyota in the pictures taken at OCCUPY Eugene. I love the child wondering about the make your own sign station. Consider Pan’s Labyrinth…
“There will be signs!”
The gentleman that came up and played is acordian in Kesey Square, approached me a year or so earlier at OCCUPY the market and we improvised a song. Before OCCUPY I came up with an idea on saving the Post Office that would give the homeless a place to sit. Hollis was sitting at a MX station listening to the World Series, when the MX cop told him to move. This is a Vet who had nowhere listen to America’s Game.
What I suggested was putting down a blanket on the Post Office grounds and selling used donated items. This would be a Trading Post, and American idea. I talked to a fellow hippie who made crafts, and he told me he went to court for the right to sell on the street. As long as his items were on the blanket, it was legal. I this video you see an OCCUPY person and Belle talking to a homeless person, or two. We talk to accordion music. There are some photos from Hollis’s memorial thrown in.
Belle and I exchanged e-mails, and she is overwhelmed as I knew she would be the day we met. This is why I ran away from her. We have reached an agreement, and now our story can truly begin. It is fate the accordian player is in our movie. He is a Pied Piper.
What is scaring Belle is she can not believe I am for real. I mean, here is this old dude that looks like Santa Claus giving her a blue bicycle that is almost brand new! What gives?
Jon Presco























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