u/biyuxwolf

I don't know how to tag this:

Anyway my mom I went to an event had her newer iPhone turn up missing said she bumped into a lot of people there

She filed a police report got a replacement (no clue how that affects her plan doubt she had insurance) but in trying to track she locked it ("lost" with apple) then decided to *keep* making it make noise last ping range included farm land a river road and railroad it has gone "dark" shows was 20% battery I honestly think whoever likely pickpocketed it threw it in that river police allegedly (according to my mom) sent a dog that's "good at finding things that don't belong" (or something) to look but nothing but if it's underwater would even 48 hours later it still be trackable by dog? (Water changes how scents behave)

I'm planning to go look for it myself I think I have a thought of most logical targets my question becomes T-Mobile side "what happens" if it's found? (Newer within last 3 years iPhone likely in dark murky water over a week so I don't know how much I'd trust it as a valid "cell phone" (my 4s went swimming in tub water and had some goofy battery things)

If I don't find it then ill be annoyed but I'll have given it a good try

I can't help think if it wasn't making so much noise it may have been more recoverable but what do I know?

My neighbor makes me hate life: so I want to try to get my "food forest" planned quarter acre setup to also have "all the things" (polinators habitat firefly habitat monarch way station any others that are "feasible")

My endgame includes a no-mow lawn as well as a ton of natives edibles beneficals all the good things" lol I have a jump right now (been working on this a few years)

Any plants or anything y'all would suggest? (I already have TONS of fireflies!! Property is semi woodsy-like remember it's somewhat small compared to some) Or any other "markings" to get (like I think I qualify currently for way station but I only have the common milkweed I want another type or 2)

Thanks!!

Question/concern (have no clue who to reach out to)

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I have a strong suspicion someone involved with "garden of eatin" (which I understand as a food growing project) is harassing me and my food growing garden which really feels like a conflict of interests to me

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Can someone help/push this into the "view" of the "right" person/people so every single person in that group can get the memo that there is no need to bother people that are otherwise trying to do what they want with there own properties and grow there own food? Or if they absolutely must and are so morally bothered by something they can do the neighborly thing and reach out to the neighbor before the city via talking to the neighbor or leaving a letter in the neighbors mailbox?

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Thanks!!

My spouse has 2 saabs an 03 9-3 midnight blue in a manual as well as an 02 9-5 in silver (automatic)

So the silver I jokingly call the death car (someone was going home after working on it and had a heart attack at home)

Other vehicles we have include "Salem" my 2013 RAV4 (limited: Barcelona red) and currently the "clown car" my mom's old 2017 RAV4 (XLE galatic aqua mica--its beautiful) (that name comes from feeling of getting in to drive)

The "names" are a very easy way to identify vehicles atleast for me/us soo yea: wondering what y'all call your vehicles or if you guys can think of good names (I'm 8-6ing saabrina fyi plus we have 2 saabs)

Thanks! (Super common around Kia soul groups and my personal first car was a soul)

What is the exact responserbilities of the Kenosha alterman? Is it not to interface between the people in there Kenosha district with the Kenosha city gubment and help find solutions?

My experience with Kenosha district thirteens alderperson Curt Wilson has been giving the most generic information possible to not helping at all and the last interaction the last thing he said (as I assume all Kenosha alderman must do? When there Kenosha constituents are simply wanting them to do there job) "we'll see you in court"

I know no pictures DOSENT help: I have about 7 pines taller then my 2 story house 2 honeylocusts (also huge) about 10 well established forsynthia bushes (remaining) about 100' of many many sporrea plants creating a border 2 recently planted serviceberry 7? Well established juniper bushes a cherry tree (montmorency) an apple tree (honey crisp) a pear tree (also very established) and multiple mulberry "plants" varying sizes/ages

I got something from the city as much as saying "level the property to 8" or less" so I want some thought of the "value" so I can throw that at the city when they start being stupid

This city (Kenosha) thinks "milkweed" is a "weed" along with many other natives and beneficals