The only analogy I can draw from is that it's as if we are all toddlers asking the Lord for a drink of water in the middle of the night.
The Lord loves you. None of us deserve it at all, but he's there to call upon.
I hope you might feel comfortable enough to share this with others one day.
And, I'm happy to hear that things are looking up (despite the details of the circumstance), was worried about you the last time you posted about trying to find a new place to go.
And, I'm happy to hear that things are looking up (despite the details of the circumstance), was worried about you the last time you posted about trying to find a new place to go
I appreciate your kind words! Didn't mean to leave you hanging like that either. I don't ever see myself being homeless or anything like that, but I could end up in less than ideal situations if the dice roll bad numbers.
We've been looking for a place to move out to, but they're all terribly expensive for two large dogs, two grown adults with a growing family. They also require us to pass a credit check which we need to build credit up for, and most places require 2 months up front and a dog fee. Very limiting since we don't make a whole lot of money and we have a deadline, need to meet our goal by September.
My fiance isn't a big fan of my mom because of how much shit I talked about her. I'm alot like my ma and everyone thinks she's a fucking nut, so this bred alot of insecurities in me I hadn't figured out how to emotionally digest because of our rocky relationship.
Ever since I started trying to fix my relationship with my ma shes been trying to get us to move out there to her but she lives in remote locations. We need Internet for finances work. She just inherited a house and has automatically asked me to move in. Haven't seen the house yet but the location is perfect in every way, on the edge of a small city by a river. She doesn't want to charge rent and loves dogs. I don't want to count my eggs before they hatch but if this works out it would be a huge relief. Plus there's the added bonus of being near my ma when she gets old. Even when I was cross with her I wouldn't want her to not have family around helping in her final years, wouldn't wish that evil on anyone. Was worried about that for a hot minute. If I can't take care of my ma, who's going to take care of me when I'm old? Why would my kid provide me with a service I was unwilling to provide to own family.
We need Internet for finances work.
Something to think about: In my experience, Starlink works far better than DSL, and is about 100 / month. 150 / month for a US mobile subscription.
Equipment is roughly 600 up front though. IMHO, it's worth every penny if internet is the largest hurdle preventing you from living where you need to be.
And, yea, your thoughts on family make total sense.
She talked about starlink being available there but the location is janky, about 4 hours to the closest small town and the residents of that tiny town are really into drugs and alcohol. Plus she got the land from her my x-stepdad and I don't want to look at it, though it's kinda pretty there in the high desert kind of way. It would be a pretty bad place to raise a child IMHO despite the awesome rock structures there to climb. This new place is from a side of the family I never met, close to a river and has a nice demographic compared to anywhere I've ever lived. It has a shop and a yard. I talked to Fiance about it and to my surprise he is really into the idea. I'm mentally preparing to move there by the end of the year :) very excited to start a new chapter!
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