
Come with me now on the New Zealander Gen X hobo life journey. No phones in sight, just kids having a good time. All Biographical. All events are real. Fill your boots. If your between 36 and 66 Im your Beat.
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Sitting around inside, hiding from the Florida heat last Friday, I suddenly realized that my family was going to rot, from being inside too much and not being forced to grow by doing something insane and hard. My son ( 14 ) has one more wee...
A drawing taken from a photo of her I stole.
So there I was a young man. Location Central Auckland New Zealand. Queen Street.
Age 17. Date Late Autumn 1994, In the prime of health. I was happily getting overweight and had greasy skin and...
As I have said I lived a block away in the downstairs laundry of a group of pseudo-intellectual university students, I worked at Wendys.
I lived between the washer and the dryer in a huge mounded nest of moldy-smelling clothes I had bought...
Now, I know that in the last story I already detailed how I got OUT of the tree where I lived, and how I upgraded to working at Wendy’s and living in the dank laundry of a student flat, down under the stairs between the washer and dryer… BU...
So there I was… a young man. It was heading toward a dark and dingy NZ Autumn.
I was 17, and certain wrong turns along the road of life had found me living in the central hollow of a large tree at the bottom of Albert Park in central Auckl...
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Im very likely the last Beat. Straight out of rural New Zealand. I've written a book. Buy it. Read it. Become reborn as a modern bohemian. I'm here to entertain you, not fuck spiders.
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