What job do you do to get money everyday?
You said in your poem you have no shoes?

@Spooks,

I work at a nearby dog shelter some of the time, i do play a violin i borrow from school on the street most of the time though.
Yeah i don't have any shoes... But i am saving up what little money i have to maybe try going to a second hand shop to buy some!

To everyone else: I do understand if you don't believe me, because you have never met me, and this could all be just a story, but everyone has their own opinions, and i respect that. Though, i will tell you that this is true.

Busking is respectable, but how did you get a job at a shelter? There are labour laws in effect, never mind the necessary paperwork.

And how are you attending school without shoes? Most schools don't allow that sort of thing--in fact, most will give you shoes from the lost-and-found if yours aren't acceptable.

@Clockwork,

They allow me to work there, as long as someone supervises me. Like i said, its not very common that i find the time to go there, what with already doing homework, playing around town, and buying food.And i dont have shoes, but the school does give me some worn sneakers for gym, but most of the time, there are not a lot of shoes in lost and found, but if there are, someone will always come to pick them up.

I need to ask. I'm not trying to make you uncomfortable. I swear.
1.) How do you charge your Netbook.
2.) How did you get into your school.
3.) How did you get a job
4.) How do you WiFi in the forest
5.) How did you stay unknown

It's a safety hazard at both work and school to not wear shoes, and I know very few places would actually allow it. The lawsuits are too much of a risk; in fact, most schools and places of employment don't even allow thong sandals/flip-flops or other open-toe/open-heel footwear.

There are strict laws in effect regulating the employment of minors and their hours, and these laws include it being illegal for minors under 15/16 (depending on where you live) to work at all. Shelters don't bring in much money and I don't find it plausible that one would so recklessly endanger its operation to employ a child for compensation.

How do you keep your violin, and where did you get it?

@Clockwork,
In her post she said it was from school. My school does that too.

@Crystal25152, Ah, okay; I missed that.

@Clockwork, @Crystal25152,

Crystal:
1 after school, i go to the library to charge it
2 its very complicated, but long story short, they expect me to get straight A's, and to not enter any school activities so that i will not bring attention to myself, and for the school to get in trouble.
3 the people are very nice, and understand me (they run their own little shelter) so they let me work there like 2 times a month.
4 the tree i sleep in, is fairly close to the edge of the forest, and there are houses nearby, so every once in a while, i am able to get WiFi
5 i dont necessarily stay unknown, but you know how, if you never talk to anyone, they just think you are weird and leave you alone, thats what happens to me.

Clockwork: yeah i borrow an instrument from the school

But who in this day and age leaves their router unencrypted? That's really risky!