How I Survive. Want to Help?

Because I'm unable to leave my house and Seattle is spreading into our suburb at an alarming rate, our family has to get really creative with what little money we do have.


Want to help?  I'd really appreciate it!

 

Thanks!

This is a great one I'd love for you to check out, Poshmark.

My paypal.me/lisastafford 

Shop my closet on Poshmark

My Paintings

My T-shirts, mugs, gifts with varying themes.

Patreon is also a way to support my work, for which I'd be appreciative.

Thanks for being here!


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