I spent my early years living in a trailer park, and to be honest, it wasn't bad at all (at least back then). We knew most of our neighbors and most people loo

I spent my early years living in a trailer park, and to be honest, it wasn't bad at all (at least back then). We knew most of our neighbors and most people looked out for each other (like helping out people suffering from food insecurity). That place had some of the most generous people I'd ever met. I have pretty fond memories of living there. I got my first bike from a really, really nice single mom who noticed that I didn't have one. I mean, it was a crappy garage sale find that was rusted and had weird 1970s-stylee handle bars, but she got it specifically for me.