My friend bet me $100 that this video doesn't exist. PLEASE if you have any information or access to the video I need your help.
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I asked HomePod mini to play a song. It started playing Live version of the song instead of the studio version. Any idea how to fix that? I observed that if we say song name from Album name it plays correctly. But that album names are too long sometimes and it’s hard to remember and say it correctly!
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I am looking for advice from folks that have gone the route of agritourism/u-picks/farm stays for income on their property.
I have worked in the film industry for about a decade and I am ready to get out and work towards a homestead dream- I want what y'all have! I grew up in a rural area so I’m familiar with the lifestyle and my career choice has conditioned me with a 12+ hour work day standard, so I feel pretty confident in my expectations as of now.
With my background in decoration for film I’ve realized I may be well suited for seasonal events like haunted hay rides, spring festivals, maybe weddings as a form of income down the road. The vision I have in addition to my personal homestead with farm stay options of some sort, a multi season U-pick business, and eventually events and seasonal classes/artist retreats. I have found some lovely residentially zoned properties but I can’t figure out if this will limit what I can do later on. Can you run a you-pick on a residential property? Hold an event?
I’ve been saving for the past 5 years and I hope to begin transitioning out in the next year or two (I’m not yet 30 so I have the time and energy to build up). The area I’m focused on now is making a smart plan before I jump in. I’d love to hear any type of advice from those of y’all that have taken on this type of endeavor, or have any words of wisdom to share. I’d appreciate any nitty gritty you can give me- permitting, zoning, the unexpected challenges, how you found your property, location considerations, costs, etc... TYIA!
I visit Morocco often and get very upset and offended when people there believe we have a luxurious life and tell me “I wish I can live there”. It makes me question whether they ever had family/friends in the U.S or know how us Muslims lived there. They have no idea of the struggles/hardships and trauma most of us endured, especially someone like me who grew up in NYC and experienced 9/11 and the life post 9/11 as an Arab Muslim. The constant fear, anxiety, threats, bullying, prejudism and attacks we experienced was overwhelming. Not to mention the high expense, tough life and stress here. So I am curious. For those of you who lived in Morocco and had family members in the U.S, did they tell you life was good? What did you assume? Did you know they struggled or was it all roses and peaches for them? Hell maybe my experiences are just not norm but it was absolute HELL for me and its the reason why I cant live in the U.S anymore.
Edit: Most people here have probably already interacted and saw this post but because I mentioned it in another comment below I wanted to add the reason that inspired this post in the first place. Just yesterday a terrible incident happened with me and another Muslim family where people at a store teamed up against the mom and tried to have ACS take her baby girl away just because she was Muslim. The mom was so terrified, didn’t speak English, crying and you shouldve seen the smirks on their faces and they were laughing the whole time! They enjoyed the pain they were inflicting on the mom. I stood up to them and told them the Police was coming to review the footage and after giving them heat, they gave her baby back. Shit like this is what kills me and it never ends. I dont want to to deal with another racist incident. I am tired of the hate. I thank God I was there yesterday and I swear to God it was like Allah wanted me to be there to help the mom. This country is absolute shit. You always think they are coming for you, they want to attack you, take your family away, your kids away. What kind of life is this??!?
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My friend bet me $100 that this video didn't exist. PLEASE if anyone has video recording of this I need to know! I'm going crazy over here.
