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About Street roots. (Portland, OR) 1998-current | View Entire Issue (March 17, 2017)
n u u io w iviarcn i z - z ö , ¿ U lf A Vendor Am I On bucket lists and beatitudes by Eileen Vizenor by j.mccurdy The word vendor is of Latin origin which has the definition of selling one’s business. I treat selling Street Roots as my business. I take pride in being a vendor. I feel it is the best job for I get to meet people of all walks of life. Some positive. Some negative. However, I respect all. I’m biased, but I feel Street Roots is the best Portland paper. I like the fact that the paper prints of current affairs, and it gives resources giving people a hand up. The sales of Street Roots keeps food in my belly and in my corgi’s belly. Having a little jingle in my pocket fills me with hope and self-respect. I want to be out there callin’ storms home calling the lash of the warm wet rain to the ground so need to ride lightning bolts to dance in this world’s wind to bend chaos to purpose let me go play in the elements let the earth hold my soul still just for a moment let me celebrate the energy that connects us all want to ease out of this physical shell that so limits us all just for a moment i wanna be a part of all this is instead of bound by gravity and concrete reality VE PLANET. LAUGHINGPLANET.COM