Life sucks...

[cunninggod]

I am willing to do ANYTHING for money...I am serious...ANYTHING. My bank has zinged me with $665 in fees, I have no rent money, no food money, no gas money. The cable was late and got shut off so Sarah can't job hunt now. I don't know what to do. Please, I will do anything for money...Sarah does house cleaning and can do that too. Any help will be

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[jerry321999]

Craigslist. I don't know what else to tell you. I know the king county worksource would be a good help but i don't know if you have the gas to get there

[a_muse_d]

the Worksource is now located at the Community College by Northgate Mall accessible via the Route 16 bus.

and i agree - definitely check the "gigs" section on Craigslist.

[captain_slinky]

I can bring you some food as early as tomorrow morning... we are the KING AND QUEEN of full pantry and freezer. Should be able to provide you with enough food to last at least a week or two, maybe longer (no idea what your eating habits are).

Public Library is your best bet for temporary internet access.

And as far as gas/rent is concerned, I'm no help at all. We live paycheck-to-paycheck and can barely cover those expenses ourselves. Hence the whole "Full Pantry And Freezer" royalty.

If you want food just let me know... e-mail is the best way to contact me, but I might answer phone at (425) 220-5862

[sitapixie]

Oh goodness! I wish I had extra money to help!

I *know* there are programs out there that will assist with bills and definitely go to a food bank. When I was in the food situation, I actually got some decent food from the food banks. It really depends on the one but you'll at least get the basics. Also look and see if you can qualify for food stamps. There's government assistance out there; it's a pain to get but it's out there for folks in this situation to use.

Link listing food banks:
http://www.foodlifeline.org/HUNGER/distribute/index.html

Links for emergency assistance:
http://www.kingcounty.gov/courts/detention/resource_guide/emergency.aspx

http://www.ywcaworks.org/page/156
http://www.seattlehousing.org/