What can we DU now to help TTW and Yoshi ?

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355. I've known of jobs that allowed someone to live on the premises,

usually jobs in smaller care centers for the elderly, a few halfway houses, some waiver homes for MR/MI, even some small older motels will sometimes offers a room or very small suite as part of the benefits.

If only she'd had a bit more money and a better vehicle. The state parks here in Missouri allow people to live in campers/RVs, etc for up to three months at a time without paying lot fees if they do some simple work for the park. The work is usually things like collecting site fees, selling firewood, checking over the camp sites, etc. It's usually a job for retirees but you never know. My parents have an RV and will be retiring in the next few years. They plan on doing this-working part time in a state park for three months at a time in exchange for a paid site. After three months they have to pack up and move to another park They can even bring their dog, as long as he's licensed, has proof of shots up to date and isn't allowed to roam loose all over the park. They love the idea of staying in a spot for a couple of months and then traveling down the road somewhere else-perfect for them to see the sites for next to nothing.