What to charge a family friend to help with yard design

I am 25 (f) who graduated from UGA 2 years ago with a degree in landscape architecture. Post grad I did permitting work at a civil engineering firm for about a year and now I am working as an estate gardener for a high-end residential firm in Buckhead. A family friend of mine reached out, wanting landscaping help for a property in Gainesville. I am not really sure what to charge her/what I could potentially help her with now. I no longer have access to AutoCAD software on my personal computer and I would say I’m much more passionate and knowledgeable about plant selection than the actual design. I did ask her whether she wanted scaled drawings with exact plant layout or just some plant suggestions and she is hoping to get full scale drawings. So i was just wondering if other people have done similar things and what you have charged?

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u/NoRub5101 — 12 days ago
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Is my dogs lower canine ( I think ) tooth exposed and sensitive?

I just noticed my dogs tooth exposed and looking like it’s exposed to the root or center of his tooth. It looks like it could be painful but I am chatting with a vet tech now and seeing if it will be necessary to bring him in or not.

Info:

Dog
Nuetered
Bully breed mix
60 lbs
Adopted a year and a half ago by myself and early history is unknown but anxiety and reactivity are some behavioral issues we are working through together.
Lower canine teeth look diagonally shaven and the lighter colored and hollow looking core is exposed.
Noticed recently but he is sensitive around mouth so it could have been something that happened even before we got him.
Located in Atlanta, Georgia
Currently speaking to vet tech awaiting reccomendations.

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u/NoRub5101 — 3 months ago
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Paid $310 for this partial highlight and face frame layer cut in Atlanta, Ga. Is it a bad cut or does it need to be styled??

Edit**

Went back and checked her website and she charges $85 for a haircut. Which I would be fine paying if it was done well but it’s seems like it was rushed/ botched.

u/NoRub5101 — 5 months ago