As a very frequent shopper at healthy living I’m so disappointed but not entirely surprised that Healthy Living is challenging the union vote. There is a petition you can sign in support of the healthy living workers if you support them.
Hello.
I would love a reading to try to help me understand if there is a connection. My mom died two years ago. This year right around the day of her death a bird started coming to my windows and would follow me from room to room in my house. The same bird or bird that looked identical, would also come to my car when I would leave and come home. Like right to my driver’s side window. This went on for about two weeks from the day she died two years ago.
Wondering if it’s my mom trying to communicate that she’s around to me.
Thank you for any insight.
Hi all. First, I'm not a tile installer but am looking for advice on what to communicate to the installer I've hired.
I bought Bespoke Studio Zellige 4 x 4 tiles for my kitchen backsplash. The tile installer I hired came highly recommended, I've seen some of his work and he told me that he's done this type of tile before (though I haven't seen any Zellige projects that he's done). I offered (and am) paying them more for the installation and told him if he finds that he needs more time that I'm willing to pay even more so that it's done the way I'd like it done.
They are scheduled to install the backsplash this week, I've had multiple conversations with him about the type of install I want, asked him about NOT using spacers for Zelllige, showed him photos of how I'd like it to look.
As I'm getting closer to it being done I'm getting nervous that maybe he isn't super experienced or confident in installing Zellige and hasn't been transparent with me about it. Is there anything I can say to him, show him, explain to him, without seeming like an overbearing jerk that can help making sure the installation is done properly?