Gnrml.

[docwebster]

For those eager for an update on things in general, not much of one to give. Still on the hotel-go-round thanks to having to crawl out from under the mire Jacobs' block on the account put us in. My PayPal account is fugged, it's nine days until payday annnnd we're flat busted broke. So! I shall have to sound the tocsin for the first time in a long while for any and all assistance folks can Western Union or GreenDot MoneyPak our way. Thankfully, I finally start an actual bona-fide job next week with KOPN here in town and Herself is due for a raise, so this should hopefully be the last time I have to do this. But do it I must and hope you are all doing well.

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[rosefox]

We remain pretty skint over here too, I'm afraid. But congratulations on the job!

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

What we need at this moment isn't even so much. Maybe a hundred bucks total for food and such. That would bridge the gap quite nicely. Signal boostage would be helpful, too.

[rosefox]

Signal boosted. Wish I could do more!

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

And I just found out as of next weekend I'll be on my own as Herself is moving to Jefferson City for work. FML, as the current abbreviation puts it.

[rosefox]

I'm extra glad you have a job lined up, then. Will it be enough for you to support yourself?

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

Eventually, yes. But until that first paycheck rolls in I'll still need some interim fundage.

[docwebster.livejournal.com]

Hey there. Sent an email with a real hail mary of an idea, but I sure hope it'll work.

[linnea4.livejournal.com]

I wish I could help dear. Unfortunately, between the reduction of income from the layoff, and me being unable to work while in school, (tried, didn't have time for schoolwork, so I had to quit) and our insane debt load, we've had to sign up for a debt management program and will be rather tricky while the Debt management org negotiates with our creditors.) *Sigh* on the bright side, once all the debt is gone, if we can continue being good, we might be able to afford for my husband to retire when he's ready.