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17128 Jack 😘 @jaycutt You are not weak you have just been strong for too long. 💙👀💙  

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[ 📹 A father checks on his injured son laying on the floor of a local hospital after the Israeli occupation forces bombed their home in the Nuseirat Refugee Camp, in the central Gaza Strip, resulting in a number of casualties. ]

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273 DAYS OF GENOCIDE IN GAZA: ISRAELI OCCUPATION SENDS DELEGATION TO RENEW HOSTAGE EXCHANGE TALKS WITH HAMAS, GAZA TO FACE DISASTER AS FUEL BEGINS TO RUN OUT, ISRAELI OCCUPATION ARMY CONTINUES MASS SLAUGHTER OF PALESTINIAN CIVILIANS

On 273rd day of the Israeli occupation's ongoing special genocide operation in the Gaza Strip, the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) committed a total of 4 new massacres of Palestinian families, resulting in the deaths of no less than 58 Palestinian civilians, mostly women and children, while another 179 others were wounded over the previous 24-hours.

It should be noted that as a result of the constant Israeli bombardment of Gaza's healthcare system, infrastructure, residential and commercial buildings, local paramedic and civil defense crews are unable to recover countless hundreds, even thousands, of victims who remain trapped under the rubble, or who's bodies remain strewn across the streets of Gaza.

This leaves the official death toll vastly undercounted as Gaza's healthcare officials are unable to accurately tally those killed and maimed in this genocide, which must be kept in mind when considering the scale of the mass murder.

The Israeli occupation Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and his Security Cabinet have implemented the decision to send a delegation to meet in Doha, Qatar, for hostage exchange talks with the Palestinian resistance group Hamas.

Netanyahu met with his negotiating team prior to their departure to stress "again that the war will end only after achieving all of its goals, and not one moment earlier."

Meanwhile the occupation Prime Minister held a phone call with US President Joe Biden where Netanyahu reiterated his commitment to the Israeli occupation's goals in its ongoing genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, even as the occupation sends it's delegation to meet with the Hamas resistance group he swears to destroy.

The Israeli negotiating team will be led by the Mossad Chief David Barnea, who is expected to meet with the Hamas delegation prior to the arrival of the rest of his team, who will be brought in if the negotiations progress.

US Officials say they are optimistic that a deal can be reached, and the Americans said they welcomed the decision of the Israeli Prime Minister to send his delegation to Doha to continue with talks.

An anonymous American official who spoke with Reuters on Thursday evening said the Hamas proposal “includes a very significant breakthrough.”

"It can serve to advance negotiations. There’s a deal with a real chance of implementation. Though the clauses are not easy, they shouldn’t scupper the deal,” the official continued.

Another senior official told reporters on a conference call on Thursday that Hamas had made a significant adjustment in its demands for a hostage exchange deal, and expressed hope that it could lead to an agreement that would be a step towards an eventual ceasefire.

“We’ve had a breakthrough,” the official said in the call, going on to add that there were still some outstanding issues related to implementation of the agreement, and that a deal was not expected to be closed for several days.

The latest proposal is closely related to the one outlined by President Biden in a speech he gave back in May, which would introduce a format based on three stages of talks, which could ultimately lead to an eventual ceasefire and the release of all hostages.

The Israeli Prime Minister has faced intense criticism from both sides; some that want the government to reject all talks, versus groups such as the mother's of the hostages being held by the Palestinian Resistance who continue protests, demonstrating in Habima Square in Israeli-occupied Tel Aviv, joined by more than a thousand protesters to demand the Netanyahu regime come to a deal for the release of all hostages.

Meanwhile, in other news for Friday, July 5th, the World Health Organization (WHO) is warning the Gaza Strip faces a fuel shortage which could result in "catastrophic" consequences, as the enclave's healthcare system faces a potential collapse of basic services that require electricity to function.

Speaking on the social media platform X, WHO Director-General, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said that "Further disruption to health services is imminent in Gaza due to a severe lack of fuel."

The WHO warned that just 90'000 liters of fuel entered the Gaza Strip on Wednesday, even as the healthcare sector alone requires a minimum of 80'000 liters daily just to provide basic care.

Fuel also must be provided to the some 21 ambulances which are still operational in Gaza, while the WHO said that fuel supplies were currently being rationed to "key hospitals", including the Nasser medical complex and Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Yunis, as well as the Kuwaiti Hospital in the city of Rafah, in Gaza's south, while the European Gaza Hospital in Khan Yunis has been out of service since Tuesday under threat of Israeli bombardment.

Further, Tedros Ghebreyesus gave warning that “losing more hospitals in the Strip would be catastrophic.”

In other news, the skin disease known as "scabies" has begun to spread widely among the Palestinian populations in densely populated camps, where Palestinian refugees in Gaza have taken shelter during the ongoing genocide.

Medical sources in Gaza say the accumulation of sewage water between the tents of the displaced, combined with the lack of hygiene due to the scarcity of clean water and basic necessities such as soaps and detergents, threatens to cause the accelerated spread of various infectious diseases and epidemics.

Currently, around 2 million displaced Palestinians live in shelters and camps under harsh conditions, with few resources or necessities that the population needs.

Worse still, a severe shortage of medicines and medical supplies threatens complications for the sick and wounded, who've packed into Gaza's hospitals by the hundreds and thousands. Already, dozens of Palestinians have died due to the shortage of medicines and supplies.

Since the start of the Israeli occupation's genocidal war in the Gaza Strip, international institutions and non-governmental organizations have warned of the spread of disease and epidemics among the displaced as overcrowding and a decline in personal hygiene has overtaken the majority of the population.

Medical sources have confirmed that thousands of Palestinians remain under threat of death as a result of continued lack of medicines, supplies, hygiene products and fuel for generators at the handful of remaining hospitals after 10 months of Israeli bombardment.

At the same time, the Israeli occupation's genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip continues unabated as the occupation army intensified its bombing and shelling of residential neighborhoods and shelters, as well as public infrastructure.

In some of the latest attacks, Occupation warplanes bombed the Sheikh Nasser area, east of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the deaths of two Palestinians who were transported to the Nasser medical complex in the city.

Similarly, Israeli fighter jets bombed a house in the Nuseirat Camp, in the central Gaza Strip, killing four civilians and wounding several others, while two others were killed after Zionist air forces bombed a gathering of civilians in the Al-Mawasi area, northwest of the city of Rafah, south of Gaza.

In another atrocity, Israeli occupation aircraft bombed a house belonging to the Al-Rifai family in the Al-Daraj neighborhood of Gaza City. After the bombing, civil defense crews and local residents managed to recover the bodies of two citizens killed in the strikes.

The horrors continued in Gaza's north when the Israeli occupation army bombed a site in Jabalia al-Balad, killing 5 Palestinian civilians, including at least 3 children, and wounding a number of others.

At the same time, occupation artillery shelling pummeled several areas in the town of Beit Lahiya, in the northern Gaza Strip, as well as the Nuseirat Camp in central Gaza.

In another assault, Zionist warplanes bombed a residential home belonging to the Al-Bardawil family in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, east of Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of 4 civilians and wounding several others who were taken to Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the city.

Simultaneously, occupation fighter jets bombarded the eastern neighborhoods of the Al-Shujaiya neighborhood of Gaza City, coinciding with intense gunfire from Zionist soldiers, who detonated a number of homes in the neighborhood, continuing the army's systematic destruction of Palestinian housing.

In another massacre, Israeli occupation forces bombed a residential house belonging to the Khader family on Old Gaza Street in the town of Jabalia, north of Gaza, killing 5 civilians, including Bassam Khader, his wife and three children.

The atrocities continued with the bombing of an Israeli occupation drone, which targeted Al-Sikka Street east of the Jabalia Camp, north of Gaza, resulting in the death of a civilian and injuring three others who were transported by the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) to Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya.

Another body of a Palestinian who was killed by the occupation army near the Tahrir Station on Salah al-Din Street, east of the city of Rafah, was transferred to Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis.

Meanwhile, Israeli artillery shelling targeted the Al-Nasr area, northeast of Rafah City, while at the same time, Zionist armored vehicles and other military vehicles penetrated into the Abu Halawa and Abu Al-Hussain areas, as well as the outskirts of the Al-Nasr area, east of Rafah City.

Additionally, occupation fighter jets bombed a home belonging to the Radwan family in the town of Bani Suhaila, east of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip, resulting in the death of Adly Radwan, and wounding his wife, who was transported to the Nasser medical complex in the city.

The Israeli occupation forces also fired flares in the southeast of Khan Yunis, while Zionist warplanes bombed an uninhabited house in the town of Abasan Al-Kabira, east of the city.

The Zionist army went on to hammer the northwest of the Al-Nuseirat Camp, in central Gaza, using artillery shelling and gunfire, while occupation artillery shelling also targeted the north of Al-Zahra'a city, also in central Gaza.

As a result of the Israeli occupation's ongoing war of extermination in the Gaza Strip, the endlessly rising death toll now exceeds 38'011 Palestinians killed, including upwards of 10'000 women and well over 15'000 children, while another 87'445 others have been wounded since the start of the current round of Zionist aggression, beginning with the events of October 7th, 2023.

July 5th, 2024.

(No updated figures for death toll have been announced for July 5th)

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3 Ciudad Enamorada Homes On 1 Lot 🏘️

Speed Build

Gallery: Asimsa04

Tray Files - unzip the file in your tray folder, let me know if there are any issues with it!

Thank you to the EA creator network for sending me a copy of this new kit♥

This build features 3 homes, one for a single mom with her teen and kid, one for a bachelor and one for three roommates.

✨No CC ✨30x30 ✨478 908$ ✨Packs are listed in the speed build

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More proof that Israel existed centuries ago, after all, they were invaded and taken away. They had to come from somewhere first to be taken someplace else.

This is not the Bible for the proof. It's ancient Babylonian.

The Babylonian Exile: Ancient Tablets Reveal Jewish Life in Exile

🏛️ History Lesson Alert! 🏛️

Ever wondered what life was like for people forced to leave their homes due to war? Let's talk about the Babylonian Exile of the Jews (around 600-530 BC) and some cool recent discoveries!

👑 The Invasion:

• 605-586 BC: Babylon's King Nebuchadnezzar invades Judah

• Jerusalem destroyed, including the First Temple

• Thousands of Jews forced to move to Babylon

🔮 Prophet Jeremiah's Message:

• Bad news: Exile will last 70 years

• Good news: Jews will return home after that

• Advice: Build houses, plant gardens, have families in Babylon

📜 The Al-Yahudu Tablets:

• Over 100 clay tablets discovered in Iraq in 2014

• Date from 572 to 477 BC

• Record everyday life of Jewish exiles

🏘️ Life in "Judah-town":

• Jews lived in a village called Al-Yahudu ("Judah-town")

• They could:

- Rent land for farming

- Buy and sell animals

- Pay taxes

- Get married and have families

• Relatively free life, as long as they followed Babylonian rules

💡 Cool Fact: One tablet has Hebrew writing on it! This shows Jews kept their language alive in exile.

👥 What's in a Name?

• 38% of people mentioned have names honoring the Jewish God

• Examples:

- Nedavyah ("Generous is Yahweh")

- Shelamyah ("Yahweh has rewarded")

- Nehemyah ("Yahweh has comforted")

• Shows they kept their faith and culture alive!

🤔 Why This Matters:

1. Confirms what the Bible says about this time

2. Shows how people adapt to tough situations

3. Proves it's possible to keep your culture alive far from home

🔍 The Big Picture:

These clay tablets are like text messages from 2,500 years ago! They show us that history isn't just about big events and famous people. It's also about everyday folks living their lives, even in tough times.

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🏘️CC free lot incoming!🏘️

Pitstop Valley needed a community center. And because I'm really not a builder, I decided to make one anyway.

And because I really wanted a challenge - I made it CC free!

Welcome to the Pitstop Valley Community Center! You'll notice that one of its best features is its sunlit, spacious entryway.

Pitstop Valley's residents appreciate the community center as a place to hang out with friends and neighbors.

Just look at those big windows! All of that light, so lovely.

To the left of the front doors, we have the dining area.

It's nothing fancy, but it's a good place to stop to chat with friends, drink bad drip coffee, and catch up on gossip.

Just past the dining room is the community kitchen. Where people come to take cooking classes and participate in community dinners.

Lots of space to make a spaghetti! Or burn a cake!

Hallway area out to the library and the kid's playroom.

Small but cozy - the community library, with a few alcoves for relaxing in.

And outside of the library - the kids playroom! Full of donated toys.

The reading nook, and even more toys!

Back out in the hallway, past the bathrooms...

...we have the men's locker room...

...and the women's locker room...

...and the basketball court! Gooooo Mutants!

Go sports!

Just off the women's locker room is the aerobics room.

And just beyond that...

...is the computer room!

With posters put up over the windows to keep out the glare.

All of the 'art' is required.

Enjoy!

Download - Pitstop Valley Community Center

On to the technical stuff...

The community center has lots of big, big windows and no lights. Why? Because Pitstop Valley is the home of my Apocalypse Challenge. According to the rules, if a member of the founding family has not cleared the Science restriction, no one can have lights.

There is no landscaping of any kind! Not only because the lot is pretty much all taken up by the building itself, but because no one has cleared the Natural Science restriction yet in Pitstop Valley.

It really is 100% CC FREE! I play with 'Mr DJ'.

This lot has been thoroughly playtested to make sure there are no weird glitches. But please - contact me if you see something weird so that I might be able to fix it!

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Splish, Splash, Sugar! | Sims 4 | Splash Park & Ice Cream Shop | No CC | #TS4BDGoodVsEvil Collab

Within the lower part of the ice cream shop, there are two party rooms that would be great for having your sim kids' birthday parties!

All my builds can be found on the Sims Gallery.

On the gallery now! My Gallery ID: DaisyDreaming Tray files for the lot can be downloaded here: http://www.simfileshare.net/download/...

Splish, Splash, Sugar! 🌎World: Del Sol Valley 🏘️Neighborhood: Mirage Park 🏠Lot name: Upland Place (was Vanessa Jeong's house) 🏛️Lot Type: Restaurant (changed from residential) 🚽2 public restrooms 📏Lot Size: 40x30 💵Cost:

Part of the #TS4BDGoodVsEvil Collab! I was one on the "Good" team and was tasked with building a restaurant on the residential lot currently inhabited by Vanessa Jeong. This proved quite the challenge, as the lot is normally a home at the end of a cul de sac. I took "good," the nearby park, and the neighborhood into consideration and thought of an ice cream shop. Being such a large lot, I decided to add in the pool and splash area to really bring in the feel of family fun! I am pretty pleased with the outcome and I really hope y'all enjoy it! I

am so proud to have been one of the contributors to the #TS4BDGoodVsEvil Collab for this build! The collab is “Good Vs Evil,” and there were many really talented builders I had the honor of submitting lots with. For a list of all members, please check out my Instagram page (@daisydreamingsims) for the #TS4BDGoodVsEvil posts (or search that hashtag on IG). If you search on that hashtag on the gallery, you can also see this lot and the other contributions and download them!

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Random observation:

I've speculated before that the house in Carlisle was for Jeremy Renners show Rennervations

The house itself is a beautiful old Georgian revival (Ooof dream house personally, even if it is a little big for my two person family and I wouldn't want to be vacuuming THAT all of the time, I 💕 old houses, have you ever followed "Buildings of New England" on the gram 😍)

I've observed the L&D situation for a while and have never seen anything that matched the Carlisle place on either their grid or in their stories

What's more is the video of 🐟 playing video games doesn't match any of the known images of any of Christopher's residences...

Here's my theory:

The delay in any reveal of the renovation of the house was due to it being purchased for the purposes of participation in Jeremy's show

If you've watched it you'll notice that most of these projects are for someone else benefit as a way of giving back to the community

This is something that Christopher has done before for his mother (we know that boy loves his Mama) with the Concord Youth Theatre which she runs where he helped rescue and renovate an old church so that the group would have a permanent home 🏘️

What is one of his other favourite charities that is locally based? Christopher's Haven

What if the Carlisle residence is not a place for him to live, but a house purchased with the intention of joining in with Renner on giving back to one of his favourite charities? A residence for families to stay in while their children are receiving treatment

It sounds much more like something Christopher would elect to participate in 🙏

But because of the strikes, nothing can be promoted or confirmed, even by L&D.....

Just my opinion

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Modern Residential Project designed by @aakritcreativedesign a stunning example of contemporary architecture that blends functionality and aesthetics.✨💫

The project consists of a spacious living room, a sleek kitchen, a cozy bedroom, and a luxurious bathroom, all decorated with minimalist furniture and elegant lighting.💫✨

The project also features a large balcony that offers a panoramic view of the city skyline. The project showcases the creative vision and expertise of aakritcreativedesign, who have successfully delivered a high-quality and stylish home for their clients.✨💫

🌟PROJECT DETAILS 🌟

🏘️ Project : Residential Projects

📌 Location : Noida and Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India

🎯 Area : 73,500 sqft and 54,650 sqft

⏳ Status : Ongoing project

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🏠🔒 Home Security Guide: Protecting What Matters Most!

In today's fast-paced world, securing our homes and loved ones is our top priority. Check out this comprehensive guide to home security without mentioning any specific company. 📚💡

Assess Vulnerabilities: Take a look around your home and identify potential weak spots, entryways, and blind spots. Understanding these vulnerabilities is crucial for an effective security plan. 🔍

Install CCTV Cameras: Consider high-quality cameras that cover key areas of your property. CCTV cameras not only deter intruders but also provide valuable evidence if needed. 🎥👀

Implement Alarm Systems: Modern alarms detect unauthorized access, motion, and even environmental hazards. Their loud alerts are enough to scare off potential intruders. 🚨🚫

Embrace Smart Home Tech: Integrate security systems with smartphones and tablets for remote monitoring and real-time alerts. Stay connected, even when you're away from home. 📱💻

Strengthen Access Control: Upgrade to smart locks and keyless entry systems for added security. Biometric solutions are also worth considering for extra protection. 🔑👨‍💻

Secure Outdoor Spaces: Adequate lighting, motion sensor lights, and secure fencing can make a significant difference. Keeping your outdoor spaces well-lit and visible helps deter intruders. 💡🏞️

Build a Neighborhood Watch: Connect with your neighbors and establish a neighborhood watch program. Working together can create a safer living environment for everyone. 👥🏘️

Educate Family Members: Get everyone in your household involved in security protocols, from arming the alarm to being cautious online. 📚💻

By following these steps, create a strong security plan that ensures the safety and well-being of your home and loved ones. Stay informed and proactive for the best results. #HomeSecurity #SafetyFirst #SecureHome 🛡️🏡

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[thinkingsmart]

Breanna 🩵 20214 Failure doesn't mean you are a failure .. it just means you haven't succeeded yet. 💫💙   https://ift.tt/eIAcJ93

[workersolidarity]

🛑⚠️WARNING: DISTURBING FOOTAGE⚠️🛑

[ 📹 Scenes from the recovery of two young girls who were murdered as a result of bombing by the Israeli occupation army on the residential home of the Zaino family home in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, east of Gaza City. ]

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MURDER OF PALESTINIAN CHILDREN CONTINUES ENDLESSLY AS ENTIRE WESTERN WORLD IGNORES GENOCIDE

The leadership of nearly the entire collective West continues to look away while pocketing the profits of the Israeli occupation's ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip, with American-made bombs continuing to drop on civilian families, residential homes, and public infrastructure in the Palestinian enclave.

According to local reporting, the Israeli occupation forces bombed a residential apartment belonging to the Banat family in the vicinity of the Al-Sousi Mosque in central Gaza City, resulting in the deaths of five Palestinian civilians who were transported to Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in the city.

The five killed were from a single family, and included the deaths of Kamal Awad Banat, along with his son Abdul Salam, and his daughters Raghad, Hidaya, and Rama, while his daughter Rawaa remains missing under the rubble.

Meanwhile, Zionist warplanes bombed a residential apartment in the Saad building, belonging to the Al-Ghafri family in the Al-Mashahra area of Al-Nafaq Street, in the Al-Tuffah neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

Following the bombing, the bodies of four Palestinian corpses were recovered from the rubble, while several wounded civilians were taken to Al-Ahli Baptist Hospital.

In yet another atrocity, occupation fighter jets bombed a residential building belonging to the Al-Zard family in the Al-Daraj neighborhood, east of Gaza City.

After the assault, local ambulance and civil crews managed to recover bodies of three civilians, while 7 others wounded in the bombing were taken to a local hospital.

Similarly, occupation warplanes bombed a house west of the Nuseirat Refugee Camp, in the central Gaza Strip, killing three Palestinians and wounding a number of others, while several civilians were wounded earlier in the day after Zionist aircraft bombed a house opposite the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis.

According to local medical reporting, at least 30 Palestinians have been killed since dawn on Wednesday, while the bodies of 14 murdered Palestinians have been recovered from the city of Rafah, south of Gaza, since dawn today.

At the same time, the Director of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs in the occupied Palestinian territories, Andrea Di Domenico, said today, Wednesday, July 3rd, that 9 out of 10 Palestinians in Gaza have been "displaced at least once."

The current death toll in the Gaza genocide now exceeds 37'953 Palestinians killed, while another 87'266 others have been wounded since October 7th, 2023.

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[daisydreamingsims]

San Sequoia Family Home | The Sims 4 | Stop Motion | No CC

Part 1 & 2 both now available on my channel!

All my builds can be found on the Sims Gallery. For this home, the lot, Lundy family, and a few basement rooms are all available on the gallery. ------------ My Gallery ID: DaisyDreaming Tray files for the home can be downloaded here Tray files for the Lundy Family (including a living Marilyn lol) can be downloaded here ----------- This build uses MANY packs, including the newest kits. 🏠San Sequoia Family Home 🌎World: San Sequoia 🏘️Neighborhood: Hopewell Hills 🏠Rooms: 5 bed | 4 bath, also a full basement apartment 🏠Lot Size: 30x20 💵Cost: §187,000 Rhett & Marisa Lundy were empty-nesters & grandparents when the unthinkable happened... they lost their daughter Marilyn in a tragic accident. With no dad in the picture, the Lundy's took in all of Marilyn's kids (including the grown son who flunked out of college) hoping that together as a family, they can heal. *pink infant rm, purple kids' rm, guest rm, and master, full basement w storage, craft rm, & grungy apartment.

[ashadowofburnedoutstardust]

Angels Journal

If money wasn't an issue what would your life look like?

I'd probably be living as close as I could to something like Homesteading 🏡

If I didn't have to worry about money my entire focus would probably centre around how I set up my house. I dont necessarily need a lot of company all the time and prefer to spend my time at home so it would be designed to function as off grid and self sustaining as possible ♻️

Built as sustainably as possible but also all the energy use reducing architectural aspects I could jam into it

On one hand I hate the idea of a massive house it just seems like a lot of work to take care of so I guess it would also depend whether I was with someone or not. Say the other person was something like an engineer then I would want to build them their dream home workshop or whatever and I get my dedicated Photography studio etc

I'd build my daughter a house "next door" that she could have however she wanted instead of designing her bedroom, it would be something entirely of her own choice 🏘️

Otherwise I'm still very tempted to keep it reasonably simple, I'm not really a high maintenance life person, I've lived that and it's just more unnecessary stress 😌

Definitely semi rural, I need neighbours nearby but I don't need the fence right outside my backdoor, but I'm gonna need a greenhouse and space for a small orchard as well as the applicable outdoor sheds 🌳🌳🌳

Mostly I'd love a garden I can hang out in. My home town has a wonderful set of themed gardens and I've always adored the English garden they have in there, maybe not quite in that particular style as it would need to match the house but it would be the base template for it, maybe a bit more of a low maintenance cottage farmhouse vibe 👩‍🌾

I would NEED a beautiful full sized Rotunda with a comfy swing seat in it created specifically with the idea of being my main hangout spot

Maybe invest in a local cafe I can hang out in with friends so I can pretend I have some sort of business interests 🤣

I guess I'd spend the rest of my time as a volunteer dogwalker at the SPCA 🐕 or at least something useful to the world. I wouldn't want to be taking up a paying job that someone else needed more than I did

I don't think life would be terribly different overall, I might go out to eat slightly more often and I'd own all of my stuff but thats about it

Admittedly Holidays and travel I would more than likely be more than happy to just go all out on, especially if it was a new place to explore and was just getting my bearings for the first time, I don't tend to travel well out of a suitcase under normal circumstances so I'd take all the comfort there I could ✈️

[firstchoiceelectricalllc]

Professional Electrical Repairs and Upgrades in San Tan Valley ⚡

San Tan Valley, a bustling community known for its growing neighborhoods and vibrant lifestyle, relies heavily on a reliable electrical infrastructure. Whether it’s for your home or business, professional electrical services are essential to ensure safety, efficiency, and functionality. In this article, we explore the importance of professional electrical repairs and upgrades in San Tan Valley and why you should trust the experts for your electrical needs.

Why Choose Professional Electrical Services? 🛠️

Hiring a professional electrician isn’t just about convenience—it’s about safeguarding your property and loved ones. DIY repairs might seem tempting, but they often lead to bigger issues and higher costs in the long run. Here’s why professional services are a must:

1. Ensuring Safety First 🚨

Electrical systems are complex and potentially dangerous if mishandled. A licensed electrician has the expertise to handle repairs safely, minimizing the risk of electrical fires, shocks, and system failures.

2. Compliance with Regulations 📜

Professionals are well-versed in local building codes and safety standards. They ensure that all repairs and upgrades meet legal requirements, giving you peace of mind.

3. Long-Lasting Solutions 🏡

A professional repair or upgrade is designed to last. Unlike temporary fixes, expert work provides durable solutions that save you time and money over time.

Common Electrical Issues in San Tan Valley 🏘️

As a growing community, San Tan Valley experiences its share of electrical problems. Understanding these common issues can help you identify when it’s time to call a professional.

1. Outdated Wiring 🧵

Many older homes still have outdated wiring systems that can’t handle the demands of modern appliances and electronics. Upgrading to newer systems improves safety and energy efficiency.

2. Frequent Tripped Breakers ⚡

Overloaded circuits are a common issue, especially in homes with many high-energy devices. A professional electrician can upgrade your electrical panel to handle increased loads.

3. Flickering Lights 💡

Flickering lights may seem minor, but they could indicate loose connections, voltage fluctuations, or overloaded circuits. An expert can diagnose and fix the problem promptly.

4. Electrical Surges 🌩️

Power surges can damage sensitive electronics and appliances. Installing surge protection ensures your devices remain safe from unexpected voltage spikes.

Benefits of Electrical Upgrades 🏗️

Electrical upgrades are not just about fixing issues—they’re about enhancing your home or business. Here are the top benefits of investing in professional upgrades:

1. Improved Energy Efficiency 🌿

Modern electrical systems are designed to consume less energy, reducing your monthly utility bills and environmental footprint.

2. Increased Home Value 📈

Upgrading your electrical system adds value to your property, making it more appealing to potential buyers or tenants.

3. Enhanced Safety Features 🔒

Newer systems come with advanced safety features like GFCI outlets and arc fault circuit interrupters (AFCIs), protecting your home from electrical hazards.

4. Better Performance 🚀

With upgraded wiring and panels, your appliances and devices can operate at their optimal performance without interruptions.

Choosing the Right Electrician in San Tan Valley 🔧

When it comes to electrical repairs and upgrades, choosing the right electrician is crucial. Here’s how to find a professional you can trust:

1. Check Licensing and Certification ✅

Ensure the electrician is licensed and certified to perform electrical work in San Tan Valley. This guarantees they have the knowledge and skills required for the job.

2. Read Reviews and Testimonials 📝

Customer reviews provide valuable insights into the quality of service. Look for electricians with positive feedback and a solid reputation.

3. Ask About Experience 🛠️

Experience matters, especially for complex upgrades or repairs. Choose an electrician with a proven track record in handling similar projects.

4. Get a Detailed Estimate 💵

Request a clear estimate before work begins. A professional electrician will provide transparent pricing without hidden fees.

Top Electrical Services Offered in San Tan Valley 🌟

Professional electricians in San Tan Valley offer a wide range of services to meet your needs. Some of the most popular services include:

1. Electrical Panel Upgrades ⚙️

Upgrading your electrical panel ensures your system can handle modern energy demands safely and efficiently.

2. Whole-House Rewiring 🏠

Rewiring is essential for older homes to prevent hazards and accommodate new technologies.

3. Lighting Installation 💡

From energy-efficient LED upgrades to smart lighting systems, professionals can enhance your home’s lighting.

4. Surge Protection 🌩️

Installing surge protectors safeguards your electronics from unexpected voltage spikes.

5. Emergency Repairs 🚨

Electrical emergencies require immediate attention. Expert electricians offer 24/7 services to resolve urgent issues.

Maintaining Your Electrical System 🛡️

Regular maintenance is key to keeping your electrical system in top condition. Here are a few tips to consider:

1. Schedule Routine Inspections 🔍

Professional inspections identify potential issues before they escalate, saving you time and money.

2. Avoid Overloading Circuits 🚫

Distribute your devices across multiple circuits to prevent overloads and tripped breakers.

3. Test Safety Features 🧪

Test GFCI outlets and smoke detectors regularly to ensure they function correctly.

4. Replace Damaged Outlets and Switches ⚠️

Damaged outlets or switches can pose safety risks. Replace them promptly to maintain system integrity.

Conclusion 🎉

Investing in professional electrical repairs and upgrades in San Tan Valley is a smart decision for homeowners and businesses alike. With expert electricians handling your system, you can enjoy enhanced safety, energy efficiency, and peace of mind. Don’t wait until an electrical issue becomes a major problem—call a trusted professional today to ensure your home or business stays powered and protected!

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