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Seattle Fact Finding Trip

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Dear Friends,

Am going on a fact finding (but still fun!) trip to Seattle to see if I should continue on the 2 - 3 year wait list I have been on to get into Seattle Public Housing.  

Hope to upload useful information every day, including pictures.  

Presently the public housing I am in (Dutchess County, New York State - although it has shown improvement recently, it is still very trans and homo phobic), and the housing itself is going very quickly downhill.  Of course, it is unrealistic to have high expectations of public housing, due to its very nature.  

Presently, I am looking at three properties, with one standing out as being near the light rail and has nearby supermarkets, banks, restaurants, etc.

Will be reporting on the positives and negatives of living in Seattle.

Please feel free to ask me questions, and I will try to answer them.

Yours truly,

Monica

 

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Dawn13

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I used to live in Washington State.  You would think Seattle would be more open.  Will be praying and believing

for your safety. :)

Dear Dawn,

Felt very safe when I was in Seattle, but I kept everything daytime (and I sense most others did, too, Gay and Straight) because most activities at the Seattle LGBT Center, were in the daytime. Think you could be openly T/LGB, such as PDA (public display of affection, such as hand holding) only in "Gay City," a neighborhood that the LGBT Center was located in.

Only now am I catching up with my Blog, as I got serious ill (from a pre-existing condition) and it took me a month to recover, and I am still seeing specialists about it. 

Your friend,

Monica

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