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▲ 11 r/AskZA

Ideas of where to sell homemade biscuits?

I want to sell homemade biscuits from my home country for extra money, sometimes (not all the time because I'm very busy with work and I don't want to make it a business). But where can I sell them? Unfortunately my church has already told me I can't sell them outside of the church, so I need other ideas.

I'm unfamiliar with the laws here for selling homemade food like this. However I see people selling things often. But also tbh I'm a little apprehensive because I'm white.

I think I'll be able to be fairly successful with it if I find the right location/situation. I currently live in the northern suburbs of Cape Town.

Btw, before people judge, Im here as a humanitarian. My income comes from overseas but I'm not a digital nomad. My job doesn't take away from nationals here and in everything I do, I try to contribute positively to the economy and people of South Africa. I'm married to a coloured South African and I'm on the long track to someday become an SA citizen in which it would be a high honor. My husband and I work together and we have many South African colleagues.

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u/lizatethecigarettes — 1 day ago
▲ 0 r/expats

American expats in South Africa, what brand/store is most similar to American Eagle, especially for ladies' jeans?

Americans in South Africa, where are your favorite jeans from? (Regardless of cost)

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u/lizatethecigarettes — 4 days ago
▲ 0 r/expat

American expats in South Africa, what brand/store is most similar to American Eagle, especially for ladies' jeans?

Americans in South Africa, where are your favorite jeans from? (Regardless of cost)

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u/lizatethecigarettes — 4 days ago
▲ 4 r/AskZA

Ladies, where do you get your favorite jeans?

Those of you in this sub that are familiar with the American brand/store *American Eagle*, what brand/store is most similar to that here in South Africa, especially for ladies' jeans?

Where are your favorite jeans from? (Regardless of cost)

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u/lizatethecigarettes — 4 days ago

How to gain confidence?

I'm a believer. I mean confidence in almost every aspect of the word. My confidence is just shot. Over the last several years. I used to be a very confident person, probably was one of my best qualities.

How can I get this confidence back? Any verses for encouragement?

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u/lizatethecigarettes — 8 days ago
▲ 412 r/Maltese

Our doggie gets so sad and anxious and cries when my husband goes to work. Any suggestions to help?

We adopted him about 2 weeks ago. Just the last few days, he's started to do this when my husband leaves in the morning. My husband loves him, but I'm the one who takes care of him and does everything for him, etc. My husband plays with him and takes him on walks, and so do I.

The other day, my husband left for what I knew would be just a short trip to the store, and our doggie cried and cried. Then he went into the guest room, and it got quiet. I went to check on him, and he was peeing on a big stack of documents I had on the floor for work. That was the first time he's done something like that. He came potty trained, and within 1 or 2 days of being with us, he learned where we wanted him to use the bathroom. He did it because he was mad/sad/anxious, something.

My husband says he does not act like this when I leave. 😅😭 Which I'm glad. But he's so attached to my husband even though my husband is not very cuddly with him and all that. When my husband is home, he follows him around and just stares at him lol 😭

Thoughts? Any experience you guys can help me with? Any ideas as to why he might be like this with my husband? (This is an odd theory, but I'm a foreigner in the current country we live in, which is my husband's home country. We only speak English at home, but my husband has the very distinct accent that everyone else here has, and then there's my American accent, which sounds very out of place. Whatever family had our doggie before we adopted him probably sounded like my husband and not me.) It's not that our doggie doesn't like me. He comes to me, struggles, cuddles, wants me to play with him, comes to me when he needs something or wants to "tell me something" lol, but he just is much more *attached* to my husband.

u/lizatethecigarettes — 10 days ago
▲ 67 r/Maltese

Do you let your doggie chew on sticks? Does he or she like to chew on sticks?

This is my first doggie who seems to like sticks

u/lizatethecigarettes — 10 days ago
▲ 2 r/canva

When I tap on "learn more", it doesn't show me anything related to inviting people or why I can't do it. It just says I can't.

u/lizatethecigarettes — 17 days ago