Any idea of how I won't be exposed to cold weather at night time when homeless?

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Matt Radiance Profile
Matt Radiance answered

Find shelters; abandon buildings, old garages, left out construction sites ect  . .  .

Find shielded areas; valleys, below and the corner of bridges, in between of construction sites which also you can throw some small can of fire near you as well ect . . . 

Build your own construction using wood, boxes, trashcans, metal and other objectives to secure an area near yourself.

Use public places such as cafeterias, restaurants, and stores such as Mac Donald, Walmart and Target, just periodically in short periods to not drag attention and get warmed at some time for the moment.

Always keep your eyes open for backyards, sell yards and trashcans, there's always things that people throw away but they are still usable for emergency situations like this one. Also keep responsible for what you own already so you keep them for an extended period of time.

Use constant methods such as sliding the palms to each other which helps to improve the overall warmth of the body, using your breath to keep your hands and face warm. Cover certain areas such as neck, hands, sleeves, ears ect . . .

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Didge Doo
Didge Doo commented
Sounds very helpful, Matt. I wouldn't have thought of half that.
otis campbell
otis campbell commented
Matt u sure u never been homeless or your smart
Matt Radiance
Matt Radiance commented
It's a combination of few experiences. i can put myself in different situations and bring out the experience. I have observed other homeless, I have caught tips from the movies and four years ago i had to spend ten days on the streets.
Thrice Gotcha Profile
Thrice Gotcha answered

find shelter

Tom  Jackson Profile
Tom Jackson answered

Keep moving south until you find the appropriate temperature range.

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