Due on the 16th of January <3
Gonna be welcoming Silas Orion into the world here soon enough. The only downside to the beginning of this new year is the weather 😞
as it's really started snowing, we've had to keep heating on and water dripping. so my electric bill is unbelievable. I'm the only one currently working and obviously I'm gonna be out of work here soon, I'm doing everything I possibly can to make sure I'm ready for my little boy to come into the world, from food prep, reading up on baby necessities, prepping his room, bottles, etc. but I can't do everything and not have my bills paid, it could literally cost me a place to live. I'm to the point where I have to ask for help, cause unfortunately my government isn't willing to help a mother in need. I have Cash-app, PayPal, Venmo and Chime as of right now, if you're able/willing to help let me know and I will 100% find a way to pay you back when I get the money.
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