In my home, like many, when someone creates a work of art, it is proudly displayed on the fridge.  Here is a drawing that I found displayed today.  It is by my ten year old brother.

In case you can't read the messy handwriting, the caption states, "Hobos rock," and it's of a homeless man (a very happy homeless man, I might add) sitting amongst a pile of garbage, grinning at a caged duck.  I asked my brother what the duck was there for, and he said the homeless man captured it for dinner, which is very crafty of this man, and I am quite impressed by his duck-capturing skills.

Now I don't know if this drawing was inspired by my earlier blog post called "The Hungry, The Thirsty," which I basically wrote about showing love to homeless people, but if it was inspired by that, I'm not sure if the tone expressed by Luke's drawing is exactly what I meant.  Maybe this drawing was inspired by my open enthusiasm for helping the needy... Luke experiences this exuberance every day.  Honestly, I don't know what caused this drawing.  And honestly, I'm not sure exactly what to think about it. 

The picture is kind of running low on political correctness, but at least it says that hobos rock.  I just don't know.  At least he gave the whole, "love everybody, even homeless people," idea a decent try.