agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

we are still homeless (although we are working on it!!). we may have to end up in a hotel for a few weeks to keep a roof over my 10 year olds head (and forget him having a birthday this year) which is going to eat into the money we have saved toward an apartment.

if you want to help us out, we’d be very grateful for donations via paypal (ecosynchronous@gmail.com) or though our youcaring page. boosting really helps as well.

To keep everyone looped in, we will be spending a few days in a hotel and then we are going to kentucky, where my partner has a job (her old job) lined up as well as friends and family in the area in case of emergencies. It’s not our dream but it is stability that will allow us to work toward our dream.

That said, hotel fees and travel costs, while not exorbitent or alarming, are still a source of stress which is minimised by everyone’s continued support.

Thanks so much for continuing to boost and donate, it means the world.

I was wrong. Expenses are exorbitant and alarming. We are looking at alternate methods of travel but we are very desperate. Again. I’m sorry to keep making these posts, thank you for your continued support.

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

we are still homeless (although we are working on it!!). we may have to end up in a hotel for a few weeks to keep a roof over my 10 year olds head (and forget him having a birthday this year) which is going to eat into the money we have saved toward an apartment.

if you want to help us out, we’d be very grateful for donations via paypal (ecosynchronous@gmail.com) or though our youcaring page. boosting really helps as well.

To keep everyone looped in, we will be spending a few days in a hotel and then we are going to kentucky, where my partner has a job (her old job) lined up as well as friends and family in the area in case of emergencies. It’s not our dream but it is stability that will allow us to work toward our dream.

That said, hotel fees and travel costs, while not exorbitent or alarming, are still a source of stress which is minimised by everyone’s continued support.

Thanks so much for continuing to boost and donate, it means the world.

I was wrong. Expenses are exorbitant and alarming. We are looking at alternate methods of travel but we are very desperate. Again. I’m sorry to keep making these posts, thank you for your continued support.

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

we are still homeless (although we are working on it!!). we may have to end up in a hotel for a few weeks to keep a roof over my 10 year olds head (and forget him having a birthday this year) which is going to eat into the money we have saved toward an apartment.

if you want to help us out, we’d be very grateful for donations via paypal (ecosynchronous@gmail.com) or though our youcaring page. boosting really helps as well.

To keep everyone looped in, we will be spending a few days in a hotel and then we are going to kentucky, where my partner has a job (her old job) lined up as well as friends and family in the area in case of emergencies. It’s not our dream but it is stability that will allow us to work toward our dream.

That said, hotel fees and travel costs, while not exorbitent or alarming, are still a source of stress which is minimised by everyone’s continued support.

Thanks so much for continuing to boost and donate, it means the world.

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

agendershittyknight:

so hey

does anyone have a valid license and an interest in an

all-expenses paid cross country trip

OR know someone who is

the loose and tiring plan is that we’d pay your bus fare to get here to seacattle, we’d rent a uhaul and youd drive us to kentucky, where nicki is guaranteed a job and where housing is sickeningly cheap. from there we would then pay your bus fare back to wherever you live. 

plus sides: getting to spend like a week with us we’re great, getting to see the country on a budget that isnt yours

downsides: uhaul, greyhound

This is quite a serious enquiry that I don’t ask lightly. We are at a very fragile point in our situation that can be made or broken by someone’s willingness to help us out in this regard.