FedEx package delivered to wrong address… Does this building look familiar?

FedEx package delivered to wrong address… Does this building look familiar?

Hello… Hate to be this person… But FedEx delivered a time sensitive package to the incorrect address and included this photo… If this looks like your vestibule, please feel free to DM me! https://imgur.com/a/wMjfCYk

u/chocolatesalad4 — 13 days ago
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Saturday 2E 10 am CDG EES Arrival time to SNCF Train at the airport… Is this enough time to make

I know this question has been asked 1 million times, but I don’t see it in the past week and a half and curious about how it relates to my timing based on a train ticket I have booked… I’ll be arriving into CDG at 10 AM on Saturday(from the US) … Does anyone have an intuition about how long it will take to get through in the morning on a weekend? (2E)
I have a SNCF train ticket booked at noon departing from Charles de Gaulle … Is this enough time?

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u/chocolatesalad4 — 2 months ago

Visiting this week, experimental music or art venues?

Hello! I am in town this week and had a few things shift in my schedule and have tonight (Monday) and Thursday evening open. I am an NYC-based artist and would love to check out some experimental music or art since I now have the evenings! Thank you!
(My post got removed before, genuinely not sure why, I’m looking for things that may be a lot more experimental etc., than is typical but maybe I misunderstood to sub rules! Apologies and thanks!)

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u/chocolatesalad4 — 3 months ago

Experiences with the disability insurance available through the Freelancer's Union?

Hello! I’m considering getting the disability insurance available through the Freelancer's Union (I’m a full-time freelance performer) and was wondering if anyone here has it, has any experiences they are willing to share?

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u/chocolatesalad4 — 4 months ago
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Hello! I am an artist working on an exhibition where I am doing a lot of the exhibition design and logistics, so as a non-museum professional, I am so grateful to this community! As part of the exhibition, we need to play a cassette that will play in full, and then autorewind, and then auto-play again. (They will not have staff to constantly rewind it.) Is anyone aware of a cassette player, or a way to adapt one, that can do this?

ETA- it’s my a sound recording of my work and we could have easily done it digitally but playing it from the analog tape was important for me to try to figure out how to do as part of the concept of the work is about the evolution of technology

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u/chocolatesalad4 — 6 months ago