roommate anybody?

*sigh* I've known for a while now but it really is time for me to leave home.  I know my dad is getting sick of me and this situation.  It isn't that he doesn't care, he just can't emotionally deal with it anymore.  I have been unemployed for over a year now and am inbetween unimployment and the extention.  I'm still hoping that I can work somewhere but chances are looking pretty slim.  

I guess I should get to the point - ADHD, tend to meander:)

Does anyone on this board live in (ideally) or near Colorado (I need semi-arid for my lungs) that wouldn't mind having a temporary lodger?  I can't pay rent for obvious reasons right now but I would be more than happy to do my share around the house in exchange.  I am moderately MCS and physically don't tolerate shielding fabric very well at all for some strange reason, it seems to interfere badly with my bioelectricity.  I know this is a leap into the dark but I know my living situation here isn't sustainable.  Thanks for reading this crazy letter.

-Glitter

I wish I could personally help you, dear...by the way your letter isn't crazy, but our circumstances are.  Best wishes to you, please do keep us informed. Peace.

--- On Thu, 11/3/11, Glitter <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: Glitter <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] roommate anybody?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, November 3, 2011, 6:18 PM



 



*sigh* I've known for a while now but it really is time for me to leave home. I know my dad is getting sick of me and this situation. It isn't that he doesn't care, he just can't emotionally deal with it anymore. I have been unemployed for over a year now and am inbetween unimployment and the extention. I'm still hoping that I can work somewhere but chances are looking pretty slim.

I guess I should get to the point - ADHD, tend to meander:)

Does anyone on this board live in (ideally) or near Colorado (I need semi-arid for my lungs) that wouldn't mind having a temporary lodger? I can't pay rent for obvious reasons right now but I would be more than happy to do my share around the house in exchange. I am moderately MCS and physically don't tolerate shielding fabric very well at all for some strange reason, it seems to interfere badly with my bioelectricity. I know this is a leap into the dark but I know my living situation here isn't sustainable. Thanks for reading this crazy letter.

-Glitter








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The Sacred Garden Sanctuary near Douglas, Arizona, is looking for settlers. The steward is Edwin Basye. They might have a sleeping camper available. I do not know that they pay out money. They can use help with their organic farming. Of course you would need to be an adult to go there alone. They do have weather changes, so all climate clothing should be brought. Let people in this esens group know about your success as others may want to join this rustic village. I wish you well.

--- In [hidden email], "Glitter" <windfeather118@...> wrote:
>
> *sigh* I've known for a while now but it really is time for me to leave home.  I know my dad is getting sick of me and this situation.  It isn't that he doesn't care, he just can't emotionally deal with it anymore.  I have been unemployed for over a year now and am inbetween unimployment and the extention.  I'm still hoping that I can work somewhere but chances are looking pretty slim.  
>
> I guess I should get to the point - ADHD, tend to meander:)
>
> Does anyone on this board live in (ideally) or near Colorado (I need semi-arid for my lungs) that wouldn't mind having a temporary lodger?  I can't pay rent for obvious reasons right now but I would be more than happy to do my share around the house in exchange.  I am moderately MCS and physically don't tolerate shielding fabric very well at all for some strange reason, it seems to interfere badly with my bioelectricity.  I know this is a leap into the dark but I know my living situation here isn't sustainable.  Thanks for reading this crazy letter.
>
> -Glitter
>

The reason money is an issue is that I'm on a few prescriptions that I  
literally can't live without (I have non-athletic asthma and genetic chronic  
bronchitis).  One of my inhalers alone is over $200 without  insurance.  Is
there a way to contact those people in Arizona?  I am  an adult.
 
-Glitter
 
 
In a message dated 11/4/2011 7:50:05 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,  
[hidden email] writes:

 
 
 
The Sacred Garden Sanctuary near Douglas, Arizona, is looking for settlers.
 The steward is Edwin Basye. They might have a sleeping camper available. I
do  not know that they pay out money. They can use help with their organic  
farming. Of course you would need to be an adult to go there alone. They do
 have weather changes, so all climate clothing should be brought. Let
people in  this esens group know about your success as others may want to join
this  rustic village. I wish you well.

--- In _eSens@yahoogroups.com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) , "Glitter"  
<windfeather118@...> wrote:
>
> *sigh* I've known for a  while now but it really is time for me to leave
home. I know my dad is getting  sick of me and this situation. It isn't that
he doesn't care, he just can't  emotionally deal with it anymore. I have
been unemployed for over a year now  and am inbetween unimployment and the
extention. I'm still hoping that I can  work somewhere but chances are looking
pretty slim.
>
> I guess  I should get to the point - ADHD, tend to meander:)
>
> Does  anyone on this board live in (ideally) or near Colorado (I need
semi-arid for  my lungs) that wouldn't mind having a temporary lodger? I can't
pay rent for  obvious reasons right now but I would be more than happy to do
my share around  the house in exchange. I am moderately MCS and physically
don't tolerate  shielding fabric very well at all for some strange reason,
it seems to  interfere badly with my bioelectricity. I know this is a leap
into the dark  but I know my living situation here isn't sustainable. Thanks
for reading this  crazy letter.
>
> -Glitter
>






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Is this free of cell towers?

--- On Thu, 11/3/11, f_gelber <[hidden email]> wrote:


From: f_gelber <[hidden email]>
Subject: [eSens] Re: roommate anybody?
To: [hidden email]
Date: Thursday, November 3, 2011, 9:17 PM



 



The Sacred Garden Sanctuary near Douglas, Arizona, is looking for settlers. The steward is Edwin Basye. They might have a sleeping camper available. I do not know that they pay out money. They can use help with their organic farming. Of course you would need to be an adult to go there alone. They do have weather changes, so all climate clothing should be brought. Let people in this esens group know about your success as others may want to join this rustic village. I wish you well.

--- In [hidden email], "Glitter" <windfeather118@...> wrote:
>
> *sigh* I've known for a while now but it really is time for me to leave home. I know my dad is getting sick of me and this situation. It isn't that he doesn't care, he just can't emotionally deal with it anymore. I have been unemployed for over a year now and am inbetween unimployment and the extention. I'm still hoping that I can work somewhere but chances are looking pretty slim.
>
> I guess I should get to the point - ADHD, tend to meander:)
>
> Does anyone on this board live in (ideally) or near Colorado (I need semi-arid for my lungs) that wouldn't mind having a temporary lodger? I can't pay rent for obvious reasons right now but I would be more than happy to do my share around the house in exchange. I am moderately MCS and physically don't tolerate shielding fabric very well at all for some strange reason, it seems to interfere badly with my bioelectricity. I know this is a leap into the dark but I know my living situation here isn't sustainable. Thanks for reading this crazy letter.
>
> -Glitter
>








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--- At 08:04 AM 04 11 2011, [hidden email] wrote: