I mean this kindly but it's not a relocation package.

There’s an lgbtq+ fb group for the Olympic peninsula, that might be a good place to ask as well.

How cool!

I was paid 10k soooo

Have you been around Okanagan county? You could be lucky enough to see a great gray owl.

So this one is a little older and it's fading with all the new transplants, but the E in "egg" (and less commonly the A in "bag") are pronounced with a long A, so "Bacon and Eggs" have the same vowel sound.

Thanks for the tip!

Broaden your search a bit, include Port Angeles and Sequim. I'm pretty sure you'll find something. Forks is a very small town. Also post this question to the Sequim group in Facebook - assuming you're not concerned with the beans spilling. LGBGT is not that unusual here..

I'd suggest looking at the Midwest honestly. Low cost of everything, and a lot of manufacturing jobs. Wisconsin and Michigan are the first two states I'd look at.

Like what? Who is going to pay someone with no experience to move across the country?

Yeah my wife and I go every few years. It's way more accessible than the San Juans too. Hoping for acreage and or proximity to the sound because we've farmed the hell out of our half acre in Black Diamond and nothing beats the seafood win rate of crabbing. All these lowland lakes are empty of anything bigger than perch.

We're stuck for another few months because of our newborn though. We keep seeing really good properties show up and disappear quick.

I doubt you’ll find any LGBTQ+ friendly photographers in forks

That’s a lie. Depends on the field

Boeing ?

There is no company going to pay to move an entry level person anywhere. We received a paid relocation but my husband has 10 years experience. Its incredibly expensive to move someone. Our package was valued at 100k. He's also locked into contract to work for 2 years or we have to pay back a prorated amount. And we aren't in Seattle. Seattle is incredibly expensive. I don't recommend moving to somewhere so expensive on an entry level salary without a degree

WE WERE ALL

We are full

You're right, I was thinking of Chelan. I always take the ferry to the other end of the lake. Chelan has 300 sunny days per year and receives a little over 11 inches of rain per year. Arid deserts are areas which receive less than 10 inches. Semi-arid is 10-20in. Steheiken gets 32.

Bad time to just be up and moving to Seattle without a solid plan lined up. And from the sounds of it it is unlikely you’ll find help with relocation

I wait tables

Came here to sing that.

What do you do for work?

I am open to anything really. What’s the company called?

If you're open to warehouse or office work my job is always hiring. It's not hard or demanding and they pay really well. It's in SODO which is kinda like the industrial part of downtown Seattle. Moved up here from Vegas and I'm doing waaaaay better.

Used minimoves cause I was only taking two larger furniture pieces, a small family table, and a couple boxes. So the movers were only 2,300 (2,000 once they showed a week late)+ a couple hundred for tips on either end. Plane was 700~ cause I was flying a family member and my cat out with me and flying said family memeber home. First + security was 3000~. Got furniture from goodwill, ikea, and a used furniture store in Seattle totaling 1,400~.

Start up cost of getting all the like base ingredients for everything (love to cook and bake) was pretty high, feel like my first couple grocery bills were 100-150 but have leveled off to about 50-70. Plus getting misc things for my cat like scratching posts, cat trees, litter box, food, litter ect. Was probably like 200 all told? Got a massive cat tree off Craigslist for like 20 bucks.

Am I in the nicest apartment with the best furniture? No my apartment is a little small (1 bedroom though) and some of my furniture is a mismash of two pieces to create a piece that’s useful to me, but it works and I got out here! That’s all that really matters.