I have to admit at this stage in my life I never imagined that I would still be searching for and hoping to find a new start. But it is what it is, and I will shortly be embarking on yet another new beginning.
I could use all the luck I can get and then some. I've tried to save enough to get by for a few months, but of course I worry that it won't be enough.
I have about 5-6 more weeks of Colorado and then I will be returning to whence I came from, the east coast. Am I looking to start over with my old life? No, and hell no. (I've been alone now for over 6 years, and those days are over and gone, so don't be paranoid, you are not all that, and you are welcome to continuing forgetting me, as I will continue regretting you.)
I just hope that I can find a job that pays my bills, and a place that I can be comfortable in. I would prefer to not be near the I-95 corridor, but that is sadly where I will be parked and looking.
It's hard to look for an apply for work when you are 2500 miles away, employers sort of want to meet who they would be hiring.I have looked, and it seems like my choices are "eh" and not so "eh." Meaning no one is hiring at high enough of a salary that I can make it alone. But, I have not given up, and I might actually apply at something outside of my comfort zone, it couldn't hurt to try, just a few bruises on my ego.
So wish me luck. Colorado is a beautiful state but completely unaffordable for folks who are not making the big money. Besides, humidity is a good thing for older folks. Colorado sucks all the moisture out of you, lol. At least I know my hair and skin will be happy with the change. Sweating? Profusely? That will take some time to adjust to again.
~Kel
I'd place the Go fund Me here, but no one is interested in assisting-so..nevermind.
I could use all the luck I can get and then some. I've tried to save enough to get by for a few months, but of course I worry that it won't be enough.
I have about 5-6 more weeks of Colorado and then I will be returning to whence I came from, the east coast. Am I looking to start over with my old life? No, and hell no. (I've been alone now for over 6 years, and those days are over and gone, so don't be paranoid, you are not all that, and you are welcome to continuing forgetting me, as I will continue regretting you.)
I just hope that I can find a job that pays my bills, and a place that I can be comfortable in. I would prefer to not be near the I-95 corridor, but that is sadly where I will be parked and looking.
It's hard to look for an apply for work when you are 2500 miles away, employers sort of want to meet who they would be hiring.I have looked, and it seems like my choices are "eh" and not so "eh." Meaning no one is hiring at high enough of a salary that I can make it alone. But, I have not given up, and I might actually apply at something outside of my comfort zone, it couldn't hurt to try, just a few bruises on my ego.
So wish me luck. Colorado is a beautiful state but completely unaffordable for folks who are not making the big money. Besides, humidity is a good thing for older folks. Colorado sucks all the moisture out of you, lol. At least I know my hair and skin will be happy with the change. Sweating? Profusely? That will take some time to adjust to again.
~Kel
I'd place the Go fund Me here, but no one is interested in assisting-so..nevermind.
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