Well that was nice while it lasted. I don’t speak much about my financial situation, but currently I can’t help but laugh. For 3 months I had food stamps that was $200. But after all the updated info, and blah blah, it went back down to $190.

Sure, I’m struggling, but I don’t like to talk about it. It’s just another reason I’m trying to get back to work.

I’m currently living in Oregon, as a single person, so I’m kinda whatever about it. Would it be nice to be to afford certain things on my tight budget, sure. But complaining about it won’t change anything.

Yes, I’m struggling, but same time complaining about finance isn’t solving anything. The whole pattern is going to repeat itself when I update my rent increase.

I’m more concerned about getting a job back in NYC so I can move back. At that, I do use my own cash to balance out the roughly $200 FS. So when taking into account how much I actually pay in food, it’s about $250/$300. Give or take.

Again, I’m not complaining. I’m actually laughing. Besides, a good budget and knowing where/what to shop can make all the difference.
$250/$300 can become a lot of money if done right.