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Topic	And here we go with the homelessness
Entity13 06/07/19 5:35:13 PM #72:	So the current plan APPEARS to be trying to get work--which I've been trying to do already--and getting money together so I can move to WA; unless I've misunderstood something. So yeah, I need to get that ball rolling, as it were. I've applied to more places out here and checked in on a few others, and still nothing yet. It doesn't help that I need to replace some nicer clothes for interviews, or that I'm running out of hygiene items. The weather is warming up fast, meaning no more jacket and I need to replenish my sunblock. Food has been reduced to dry cereal, a slice of toast with peanut butter on it (twice a day), and runs to Costco for their free samples on weekends. A couple friends have sent enough money for two or three weeks worth of eating like this. For that I am grateful to them. ClarkDuke posted... Entity13 posted... ClarkDuke posted... Entity13 posted... I'd rather avoid places like Boron where my situation would only get worse. lol... Also, I vaguely recall the cheaper areas down here requiring a car to get anywhere, including work. At least fifteen years ago it was the case where people moved to this desert for low housing costs, and spent those savings or more on car-related payments to get to and from their places of employment. All the more reason for me to get out of SoCal, this time for good. (I had lived in Salt Lake City for a couple years where it was nice) i'm guessing you are either in the San Fernando area, or the Antelope Valley? The AV, yes. based on the cities mentioned, and the cost, they seemed the likely two candidates in LA. given your residing in the AV, you've acclimated to Arizona. short of emergencies, doubtful their citizens regularly venture outside, in time you could buy a junker car. either way, best of luck. My driver's license expired several years ago because I let it around the time my last car died. I'm quite done with driving, and all the costs that come with it. --- http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/EntityXIII/entityfn7.jpg <cite>Entity13 posted [p:922934728] in And here w... [t:77760013]...</cite> <quote>So the current plan APPEARS to be trying to get work--which I've been trying to do already--and getting money together so I can move to WA; unless I've misunderstood something. So yeah, I need to get that ball rolling, as it were. I've applied to more places out here and checked in on a few others, and still nothing yet. It doesn't help that I need to replace some nicer clothes for interviews, or that I'm running out of hygiene items. The weather is warming up fast, meaning no more jacket and I need to replenish my sunblock. Food has been reduced to dry cereal, a slice of toast with peanut butter on it (twice a day), and runs to Costco for their free samples on weekends. A couple friends have sent enough money for two or three weeks worth of eating like this. For that I am grateful to them. <cite>ClarkDuke posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Entity13 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>ClarkDuke posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Entity13 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd rather avoid places like Boron where my situation would only get worse. lol... Also, I vaguely recall the cheaper areas down here requiring a car to get anywhere, including work. At least fifteen years ago it was the case where people moved to this desert for low housing costs, and spent those savings or more on car-related payments to get to and from their places of employment. All the more reason for me to get out of SoCal, this time for good. (I had lived in Salt Lake City for a couple years where it was nice)</quote> i'm guessing you are either in the San Fernando area, or the Antelope Valley?</quote> The AV, yes.</quote> based on the cities mentioned, and the cost, they seemed the likely two candidates in LA. given your residing in the AV, you've acclimated to Arizona. short of emergencies, doubtful their citizens regularly venture outside, in time you could buy a junker car. either way, best of luck.</quote> My driver's license expired several years ago because I let it around the time my last car died. I'm quite done with driving, and all the costs that come with it. --- http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb179/EntityXIII/entityfn7.jpg</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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