Markus summed up what Kai had just said fairly well. It was important to know yourself, whether you had experienced amnesia or not.
“I'm fortunate that Lethe doesn't turn people out on the street if they don't have anywhere to go,” he said, removing the lid on his pot to look inside. He leaned a little closer and inhaled the fragrant blackcurrant scent that emerged with the steam. “The program I'm in supports me staying there and finds me odd jobs when possible. They also have someone who helps with resumes and interviews.” He sighed a bit and replaced the lid. “I don't have a formal education beyond the high school equivalent, so at the moment, I've been doing things like mowing lawns, shoveling snow... I recently connected with someone who has a dog walking business. That's been fun.”
“I'm fortunate that Lethe doesn't turn people out on the street if they don't have anywhere to go,” he said, removing the lid on his pot to look inside. He leaned a little closer and inhaled the fragrant blackcurrant scent that emerged with the steam. “The program I'm in supports me staying there and finds me odd jobs when possible. They also have someone who helps with resumes and interviews.” He sighed a bit and replaced the lid. “I don't have a formal education beyond the high school equivalent, so at the moment, I've been doing things like mowing lawns, shoveling snow... I recently connected with someone who has a dog walking business. That's been fun.”