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Just a few months ago, you helped me get here. And I have tried to keep you abreast of the happenings, the deal-i-o as the saying goes.
So you saw that I was robbed of all my most valuable possessions, but you also saw how Trinidad rescued me. You saw how I have been doing my schoolwork and also how Trinidad has been kind enough to show me around.
You have also seen me work really hard academically to ensure that your investment was not wasted. You have even seen that my focus as not shifted.
But, you haven't see is the fact that I am not able to be hired for the position of Research Assistant that I have fought heads and nails , with hammer like percision to get. Because, it will take two months to get a CSME and two months is all the time is left for this job. So what a waste!
So, with heartbreak now I must ask for your help again.
I need to source US$700 to pay an outstanding Hall Fees bill for this semester. The implications of not paying this bill is just too high. Homelessness, of course, being the one thing I wish to not happen, especially not in this here Trinidad.
So again, please help.
Don't say go look a job cause as i pointed above I did and it just didnt work out.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
L.A.Wanliss is currently enrolled in the MFA in Creative Writing Program at The University of the West Indies St. Augustine. She has been published in The Caribbean Writer Nostalgia in Apron (2015), The Jamaica Journal Ana (2015), Small Axe Literary Journal Watching Death (2014). Lesley-Ann Wanliss has been the recipient of the Second Place prize in the Short Fiction component of the Small Axe Literary Competition (2013), a featured poet at the Poetry Society of Jamaica (2012) and is the holder of an Honorable Mention Award for Prose from the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) (2011).
"The truth about stories is that is all we are" - Thomas King
So you saw that I was robbed of all my most valuable possessions, but you also saw how Trinidad rescued me. You saw how I have been doing my schoolwork and also how Trinidad has been kind enough to show me around.
You have also seen me work really hard academically to ensure that your investment was not wasted. You have even seen that my focus as not shifted.
But, you haven't see is the fact that I am not able to be hired for the position of Research Assistant that I have fought heads and nails , with hammer like percision to get. Because, it will take two months to get a CSME and two months is all the time is left for this job. So what a waste!
So, with heartbreak now I must ask for your help again.
I need to source US$700 to pay an outstanding Hall Fees bill for this semester. The implications of not paying this bill is just too high. Homelessness, of course, being the one thing I wish to not happen, especially not in this here Trinidad.
So again, please help.
Don't say go look a job cause as i pointed above I did and it just didnt work out.
Thank you very much for your assistance.
L.A.Wanliss is currently enrolled in the MFA in Creative Writing Program at The University of the West Indies St. Augustine. She has been published in The Caribbean Writer Nostalgia in Apron (2015), The Jamaica Journal Ana (2015), Small Axe Literary Journal Watching Death (2014). Lesley-Ann Wanliss has been the recipient of the Second Place prize in the Short Fiction component of the Small Axe Literary Competition (2013), a featured poet at the Poetry Society of Jamaica (2012) and is the holder of an Honorable Mention Award for Prose from the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) (2011).
"The truth about stories is that is all we are" - Thomas King
Organizer and beneficiary
Lesley-Ann Wanliss
Organizer
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Camille Wanliss-Ortiz
Beneficiary
