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Enjoy yal weekend.

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its miserable being smart in other things you can do in alot… when you around other people thank cant and or havent.. not like i wanna not have the experience.. ..like literally if i was on my phone i’d be on the dating app… watching others imitate whats its like to wanna be someone on the dating app.. but naw.. when i give you all the attention … its a trashy drink problem..

im tired of the best part of the week, being asociated with an artist..

Thats the way love goes… Miss Jackson

Lyrics…

intro

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire

My love is blind, can′t you see my desire?

That’s the way love goes

(That′s the way love, that’s the way love)

(That’s the way love goes)

hook

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire (that′s the way)

My love is blind, can′t you see my desire? (That’s the way)

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire (that′s the way)

My love is blind, can’t you see my desire? (That′s the way love goes)

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire

(That’s the way, that′s the way)

(That’s the way love goes)

That’s the way love goes

My love is blind, can′t you see my desire?

(That′s the way, that’s the way)

(That′s the way love goes)

verse

Come with me, don’t you worry

I′m gonna make you crazy

I’ll give you the time of your life

I′m gonna take you places

You’ve never been before and

You’ll be so happy that you came

Ooh, I′m gonna take you there, ooh

chorus

That′s the way love goes

That’s the way love goes (that′s the way love goes)

That’s the way love goes (that′s the way)

That’s the way love goes (desire)

(That′s the way, that’s the way life goes)

verse

Don’t mind if I light candles

I like to watch us play and

Baby, I′ve got on what you like

Come closer, baby, closer

Reach out and feel my body

I′m gonna give you all my love

Ooh, sugar don’t you hurry

You′ve got me here all night

Just close your eyes and hold on tight

Ooh, baby, don’t stop, don′t stop

Go deeper, baby, deeper

You feel so good I’m gonna cry

Oh, I′m gonna take you there, ooh

chorus

That’s the way love goes

That’s the way love goes (that′s the way love goes)

That′s the way love goes

That’s the way love goes (that′s the way love goes)

That’s the way love goes

That′s the way love goes

(Don’t you know? That′s the way)

hook

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire

My love is blind, can’t you see my desire?

Like a moth to a flame, burned by the fire

My love is blind, can’t you see my desire?

bridge

(That′s the way, that′s the way)

(That’s the way, that′s the way) that’s the way the love goes

(That′s the way, that’s the way)

That′s the way love goes

That’s the way love goes (that’s the way, that′s the way)

That′s the way love goes, it goes, it goes (that’s the way, that′s the way)

That’s the way love goes

outro

That′s the way love goes

that’s the way love goes

That′s the way love goes (that’s the way love goes)

That’s the way love, that′s the way love, that′s the way love

That’s the way love, that′s the way love, that’s the way love

That′s the way love goes

There’s something quietly magical about plants and trees.

They don’t speak. They don’t move. Yet they grow, reach, adapt, and offer life without asking for much in return. In a world that often feels loud, fast, and disconnected, it’s the stillness of green things that can bring us back to ourselves.

Whether it’s the houseplants thriving on your windowsill or the ancient oak that’s stood watch over a quiet meadow for centuries, the love we feel for plants and trees isn’t just sentiment—it’s something primal, necessary, and deeply human.

The Quiet Companionship of Plants

There’s a reason so many people have taken to filling their homes with greenery. In a time when we crave peace, presence, and purpose, plants give us all three.

• They remind us to slow down. Growth takes time. Patience pays off.
• They teach us to care. A little water, a little light, and a little attention go a long way.
• They ask us to notice. Subtle changes in leaf color or posture tell a story, if we’re listening.

Caring for plants brings a rhythm into our lives that is grounding and therapeutic. It’s mindfulness with roots.

The Sacred Strength of Trees

Trees are the earth’s oldest storytellers. Some have seen centuries pass. They’ve weathered storms, droughts, and human history—all while silently giving us air to breathe, shade to rest in, and fruit to nourish us.

To love a tree is to respect something larger than yourself.

• Trees clean our air, stabilize soil, and regulate climate.
• They provide shelter for wildlife and beauty for our spirits.
• Many cultures believe trees hold spiritual power—and it’s not hard to see why.

Walking among trees feels like entering a cathedral. It’s humbling, calming, and energizing all at once.

Why Loving Plants and Trees Matters

In a world increasingly disconnected from nature, rekindling our relationship with plants and trees is an act of both healing and resistance.

🌿 It reconnects us to the natural world.
🌳 It builds gratitude for the ecosystems that sustain us.
🌼 It encourages stewardship rather than consumption.

Loving plants and trees makes us better humans—more patient, more aware, more compassionate. And that kind of love ripples outward, influencing how we treat people, animals, and the planet itself.

Simple Ways to Show Love for Plants and Trees

• Plant something. Start a garden. Grow a tree. Even one plant can change your space—and your mindset.
• Spend time in green spaces. Go for walks in the woods. Sit under a tree. Breathe it all in.
• Learn their names. Knowing what grows around you builds a deeper connection.
• Protect and advocate. Support conservation efforts. Volunteer to plant trees. Speak up for green spaces in your community.
• Share your love. Give a plant as a gift. Teach a child about the life of a tree. Inspire others to grow green.

If you’re passionate about sustainable living, growing your own food, or reducing your dependence on the grocery store, aquaponics is one of the most exciting systems you can build. It combines aquaculture (raising fish) with hydroponics (growing plants in water), creating a closed-loop, eco-friendly system that produces both protein and vegetables—all with minimal waste.

One of the best fish for home-scale aquaponics is tilapia. They’re hardy, fast-growing, and relatively easy to care for, making them a perfect choice for beginners and seasoned homesteaders alike.

Let’s walk through the basics of how to set up your own self-sustaining tilapia and gardening system using aquaponics.

What is Aquaponics?

At its core, aquaponics is a symbiotic system. The fish produce waste (mostly ammonia), which gets broken down by beneficial bacteria into nitrates. These nitrates become natural fertilizer for your plants. In turn, the plants help filter and clean the water, which is then returned to the fish tank.

It’s nature’s own recycling system, just streamlined for your backyard or greenhouse.

Why Tilapia?

Tilapia are ideal for home aquaponics because they:

• Tolerate a wide range of water conditions
• Grow quickly (ready to harvest in 6–9 months)
• Are omnivorous (easy to feed)
• Taste great and are a healthy source of protein

As long as you maintain decent water quality and temperature, tilapia are one of the most forgiving and productive fish species you can raise.

Basic Components of a Tilapia Aquaponics System

Here’s what you’ll need to get started:

1. Fish Tank

• Size: At least 250–500 gallons is a good starting point for a backyard system.
• Material: Food-grade plastic or fiberglass tanks work well.
• Stocking Rate: Start with 1 fish per 5–10 gallons of water to avoid overloading the system.

2. Grow Bed

• This is where your plants will grow. It can be made from plastic troughs, IBC totes, or raised beds lined with pond liner.
• Popular growing mediums include expanded clay pellets, gravel, or lava rock.

3. Water Pump & Plumbing

• A reliable pump moves water from the fish tank to the grow beds.
• Gravity or a siphon can return the clean water back to the fish tank.

4. Biofilter

• Essential for converting ammonia into nitrates via beneficial bacteria.
• This can be a separate chamber or built into your grow bed.

5. Aeration System

• Tilapia need oxygen-rich water.
• Use an air pump with diffusers to keep dissolved oxygen levels healthy.

What Can You Grow in Aquaponics?

You can grow a wide variety of leafy greens, herbs, and vegetables. Some favorites include:

• Lettuce
• Kale
• Spinach
• Basil
• Tomatoes
• Peppers
• Strawberries

Heavy fruiting plants may require additional support and nutrients, but with proper balance, your system can handle a diverse garden.

Maintaining the System

A well-designed aquaponics setup runs with relatively low maintenance, but it does require some monitoring:

• Check water temperature (Tilapia prefer 75–85°F / 24–29°C)
• Test water parameters (pH, ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates)
• Feed your fish 1–2 times a day with quality tilapia feed
• Remove solid waste buildup as needed
• Harvest fish and plants as they mature

Over time, your system becomes more stable and productive. You can even hatch your own tilapia fry to create a truly closed-loop system.

Benefits of Aquaponics

• Sustainable food production: Grow protein and produce in one system.
• Water-efficient: Uses up to 90% less water than traditional gardening.
• No chemical fertilizers or pesticides: The system is all-natural.
• Compact and scalable: Perfect for backyards, greenhouses, or even indoors.
• Teachable and empowering: A great educational project for families and communities.

Aquaponics isn’t just a cool science experiment—it’s a real solution for anyone looking to live more sustainably and independently. With tilapia as your fish of choice, you can build a system that feeds your family fresh greens and healthy protein year-round.

Whether you live off-grid, in the suburbs, or on a small urban lot, aquaponics can adapt to your space. Once it’s up and running, you’ll wonder why you didn’t start sooner.

What Is Hydroponic Gardening?

Hydroponics is a method of growing plants using nutrient-rich water instead of soil. Plants are supported in an inert medium like clay pellets, perlite, or rockwool, while their roots grow directly in water that delivers all the nutrients they need.

This system can be as simple as a few mason jars and LED lights—or as advanced as automated vertical towers with timers and sensors.

Top Benefits of Hydroponic Gardening

🌿 1. Faster Growth and Bigger Yields

Because nutrients are delivered directly to the roots and conditions are highly controlled, plants grow up to 30–50% faster than in soil and often yield more produce in the same space.

💧 2. Water Efficiency

Hydroponic systems use up to 90% less water than traditional soil gardening because water is recirculated rather than lost to runoff or evaporation.

🏠 3. Grow Anywhere, Anytime

No backyard? No problem. Hydroponics works indoors, on balconies, in basements, or greenhouses. With grow lights, you can garden year-round, regardless of climate.

🐞 4. Fewer Pests and Diseases

No soil means fewer soil-borne pests, fungi, and weeds. That makes it easier to go organic without heavy pesticides or weeding marathons.

🌎 5. Environmentally Friendly

Hydroponics supports sustainable agriculture by reducing land use, conserving water, and minimizing chemical runoff.

Types of Hydroponic Systems

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach, which makes hydroponics super flexible. Here are some of the most common systems:

• Deep Water Culture (DWC): Plants float on a nutrient solution with roots submerged directly in water.
• Nutrient Film Technique (NFT): A thin stream of nutrient solution flows over plant roots in channels.
• Ebb and Flow (Flood and Drain): Water floods the plant bed temporarily, then drains back into a reservoir.
• Wick System: A passive system where a wick pulls nutrients from a reservoir to the plant roots.
• Drip System: A controlled drip feeds each plant individually.
• Aeroponics: Roots hang in the air and are misted with nutrients—ultra high-tech and efficient.

Helpful Assists for Hydroponic Success

Here are some must-haves and helpful tools to make your hydroponic journey smooth and productive:

🧪 1. pH & EC Meter

• Keep your nutrient solution in the right pH range (typically 5.5–6.5) and monitor electrical conductivity (EC) to measure nutrient strength.
• This helps prevent nutrient lockout and ensures optimal growth.

🌱 2. High-Quality Nutrients

• Use hydroponic-specific fertilizers with a balance of macro and micronutrients.
• Brands like General Hydroponics, FoxFarm, or Advanced Nutrients offer great options.

💡 3. LED Grow Lights

• Essential for indoor systems. Full-spectrum LEDs provide the light plants need to thrive.
• Look for energy-efficient lights with adjustable intensity.

🔄 4. Timer and Automation Tools

• Timers for lights, pumps, and aeration make your system low maintenance.
• Some systems even include smartphone-connected monitors for tracking everything remotely.

🧊 5. Temperature and Humidity Controls

• Keeping water between 65–75°F (18–24°C) and air humidity around 50–70% helps prevent disease and stress.
• Use small fans, heaters, or humidifiers/dehumidifiers as needed.

🧼 6. Cleaning and Sanitation Supplies

• Regularly clean reservoirs, tubing, and containers to prevent algae and root rot.
• A little maintenance goes a long way.

What Can You Grow in Hydroponics?

A wide variety of plants thrive in hydroponic systems, including:

• Leafy greens: Lettuce, spinach, kale, arugula
• Herbs: Basil, mint, cilantro, oregano, parsley
• Fruit-bearing plants: Tomatoes, peppers, strawberries, cucumbers
• Root crops (with care): Radishes, carrots, beets (in deep media systems)

In a world buzzing with 24/7 connectivity, relentless notifications, and a growing reliance on modern conveniences, the idea of living off-grid has gone from fringe to fascinating. Whether you’re drawn to the quiet hum of nature or the desire to reduce your carbon footprint, off-grid living offers a refreshing alternative to mainstream life.

But what’s it really like to live disconnected from the grid? Is it just about solar panels and composting toilets, or is there more to it?

Let’s dive into the perks of living off-grid and why more people are trading convenience for independence.

… Freedom and Self-Sufficiency …

Living off-grid means relying on yourself for your basic needs—power, water, heat, and sometimes even food. While that might sound intimidating, it’s also incredibly liberating.

Imagine no longer being dependent on utility companies or affected by power outages. You’re not at the mercy of rising electricity costs or water bills. With a well-planned system, you can meet your needs with renewable energy, rainwater collection, and homegrown food.

That sense of self-reliance? It’s hard to beat.

…Lower Living Costs (Eventually)…

Setting up an off-grid lifestyle comes with upfront costs—solar panels, batteries, water systems, etc.—but over time, your expenses can drop dramatically. No monthly electricity bill. No city water fees. Reduced reliance on expensive grocery store food if you grow or raise your own.

And without the constant noise of consumer culture, many off-gridders find they just spend less in general.

.. Peace and Quiet …

One of the most underrated perks of off-grid living is the silence. No traffic. No neighbors blasting music. No endless hum of urban life.

Instead, you get bird calls, wind in the trees, and the kind of stillness that makes space for clarity. For many, this quiet is the key to reduced stress, better sleep, and an overall healthier mental state.

..Closer Connection to Nature..

When you live off-grid, nature isn’t something you visit on weekends—it’s your everyday reality. You begin to notice the seasons more deeply, track weather patterns instinctively, and live in sync with daylight.

That connection breeds respect and stewardship. It changes how you see the planet—and your place in it.

…Minimalism and Intentional Living..

Off-grid life often requires you to pare down. You use only what you need, keep what serves a purpose, and become more mindful about waste.

This simplicity isn’t about deprivation—it’s about choosing quality over quantity. Many people find that off-grid life helps them live more intentionally, with fewer distractions and a greater sense of purpose.

…Environmental Impact…

By using renewable energy sources, minimizing waste, and living more sustainably, off-grid households often have a much smaller carbon footprint than urban dwellers.

You become part of the solution, not just a consumer of resources.

..Resilience and Preparedness..

When you’re off-grid, you’re already equipped to handle disruptions—from power outages to supply chain issues. Your lifestyle naturally builds skills in problem-solving, adaptability, and resourcefulness.

In a world that feels increasingly uncertain, that kind of resilience is priceless.

Living off-grid isn’t for everyone—it requires effort, planning, and a willingness to embrace challenges. But for those who take the leap, the rewards are profound.

Freedom. Simplicity. Sustainability. Peace.

It’s not just a lifestyle—it’s a return to something deeply human.

So if you’ve ever dreamed of a life less ordinary, maybe it’s time to start exploring what it would take to live off the grid. You might be surprised how much you gain by letting go///

Happiness isn’t just a fleeting feeling—it’s a catalyst for better health, stronger relationships, and a more fulfilling life. When you prioritize joy, positivity, and mental wellness, the ripple effects reach far beyond your mood. Here’s how happiness truly enhances life on every level.

1. Better Health & Well‑Being

• Lower Stress & Stronger Immunity: Happy people tend to have lower levels of stress hormones like cortisol. Less stress means a stronger immune system and better resilience against illness.
• Cardiovascular Benefits: Positive emotions are linked to healthier blood pressure levels and reduced risk of heart-related issues over time.
• Longer Lifespan: Research in the fields of positive psychology and longevity often finds that positive outlooks correlate with increased life expectancy and better aging outcomes.

2. Mental Clarity & Resilience

• Sharper Thinking & Creativity: A good mood opens up your mind to see more possibilities, be more creative, and handle problems with flexibility.
• Greater Resilience: With emotional strength comes the ability to bounce back from challenges, learn from adversity, and persist through tough times.
• Improved Mental Health: Regular doses of joy help ward off anxiety, depression, and burnout—creating a protective shield for your emotional wellbeing.

3. Stronger Relationships & Social Connections

• More Trusted & Approachable: Happiness makes people feel safe and valued when they’re around you—and they’re more likely to trust and cooperate with you.
• Closer Bonds: Happy people express more affection, listen more actively, and invest more in their friendships and partnerships.
• Positive Social Cycles: Your happiness can be contagious—helping lift others up and creating a ripple effect of caring and positivity in your surroundings.

4. Work Performance & Productivity

• Boosted Productivity: Happiness is linked with higher energy, greater focus, and smarter decision-making at work.
• Better Team Collaboration: Positive moods foster trust, cooperation, and more effective communication—all ingredients for a thriving work environment.
• Increased Engagement: Happy individuals are more motivated, committed, and enthusiastic—qualities that drive better performance and job satisfaction.

5. Personal Growth & Perspective

• Clarity in Purpose: Joy helps people connect with what truly matters—so you’re more likely to pursue meaningful goals aligned with your values.
• Greater Life Satisfaction: Happiness encourages gratitude, mindfulness, and an appreciation for the present—which deepens your sense of fulfillment.
• Openness to Learning: A positive mindset supports curiosity, adaptability, and the desire to grow lifelong, emotionally and intellectually.

Happiness Is More Than a Feeling—It’s Fuel

Being happy isn’t just pleasant—it’s powerful. It’s the secret ingredient that strengthens your health, elevates your relationships, amplifies your potential, and brings out the best in you.

So invest in what brings you joy—whether it’s time in nature, creative hobbies, meaningful conversations, or small daily rituals. Because when you nurture happiness, you don’t just improve your mood—you enrich your life.

Parenthood is a full-time role—one packed with challenges, milestones, insights, and unique skills. What if you could turn that rich experience into a thriving business? Whether you’re documenting your journey, offering support to other parents, or sharing your kids’ creativity, here’s how to build a business that springs from your life as a parent.

1. Discover What You Already Do All the Time

Your day-to-day as a parent likely includes:

• Organizing playdates, school runs, or mealtime chaos—you’re already a planner!
• Finding hacks for easy meals, toddler activities, or parent-child bonding—you’re already creative and resourceful!
• Researching toys, books, or tools that work for your children—you’re becoming a mini product reviewer!

These skills can be shaped into businesses. Ask yourself:

• What am I always helping other parents with?
• What would I love to share that would make someone’s life easier?

2. Turn Parenting Challenges Into Products or Services

Here are examples of business ideas built around parenting experience:

Parenting Skill/Experience	Business Idea
Meal prep for picky eaters	Offer downloadable easy recipe guides or lunch-packing services
Home schooling or DIY crafts	Sell kits or video tutorials for educational crafts
Managing screen time and routines	Create printable planners or offer coaching for screen-free schedules
Family travel or outings	Launch a blog with destination reviews, travel tips, or travel gear

3. Leverage Digital Channels to Share and Scale

• Blog or Podcast: Share parenting hacks, product reviews, or daily routines—you can monetize through ads, sponsorships, or affiliate links.
• YouTube or TikTok Channel: Showcase how you handle parenting challenges, teach craft ideas, or share quick parenting tips—great for audience engagement and monetization.
• Online Shop or Printables: Create and sell digital resources—meal planners, chore charts, play itineraries, or journal pages.

4. Offer Real-World Services for Families

• Parent-Child Classes or Workshops: Think toddler yoga, story-time sessions, or interactive music classes.
• Event Planning for Kids’ Activities: Host weekend themed playdates, holiday craft parties, or parent-child bonding events.
• Childcare Swaps or Microcare Services: Offer cooperative babysitting, drop-off reading hours, or short-term supervised play.

5. Package Your Parenting Insight into Products

• Parenting Guides or eBooks: Write short guides, such as “First-Year Sleep Training Secrets” or “Toddler Meal Hacks.”
• Merch or Gift Boxes: Create themed boxes—like “New Mom Survival Kit” or “Impromptu Playdate Pack” with essentials and fun items.
• Subscription Boxes: Curate monthly activities or items for kids and parents—think craft supplies or educational toys—delivered to doorsteps.

6. Build Community Through Connection

Your business doesn’t just sell—it supports.

• Host a parent support group online or in your neighborhood.
• Offer virtual meetups or workshops so other parents feel seen and heard.
• Grow trust by sharing your journey, mistakes, successes—authenticity builds community.

7. Turn Your Business Toward Real Impact

• Offer discounted or free resources to communities in need, like new parents or low-income families.
• Partner with schools, pediatricians, or parent groups to share your services or products.
• If creating physical products, consider eco-friendly, safe materials that reflect care for families.

Parenthood Is Your Power

Building a business around being a parent isn’t about marketing parenthood—it’s about leveraging your unique insights, creativity, and empathy to help other families. You’re not just running a business; you’re building a resource, a community, and perhaps even a legacy.

So ask yourself today:
What about my journey as a parent could help others—and how could that be the foundation of a business?

If your family lives and breathes sports, why not turn that passion into a business? Whether your child is a young athlete or just loves the energy of the game, there are plenty of ways to turn sports into a profitable, family-run venture.

Building a business with your child doesn’t just teach entrepreneurship — it also creates memories, builds responsibility, and instills life skills like leadership, commitment, and teamwork.

Here are 7 sports-themed business ideas parents can build with their kids — no major investment or full-time commitment needed!

1. 🎥 Youth Sports Highlight Reel Service

Many student-athletes need highlight videos for recruiting or social media.

What you and your child can do:

• Film local games or practices
• Use editing tools (like iMovie, Canva, or Adobe Premiere) to create reels
• Offer packages for teams, parents, or schools

Skills learned: Filming, editing, marketing, client service
Bonus: It sharpens digital media skills that can be used across industries.

2. 🧢 Sports Merch or Apparel Line

Start a small business designing custom team gear, fan shirts, or sport-themed apparel.

What your child can do:

• Help with logo design ideas
• Choose colors and slogans
• Market to classmates or teammates on social media

Platforms to use: Printful, Teespring, or Shopify for easy setup
Add a local touch: Sell at games, tournaments, or school events.

3. 🏀 Skills Training or Clinics

If your child excels at a sport, they can teach younger kids through basic skill sessions (under adult supervision).

As the parent, you can:

• Handle scheduling, marketing, and safety protocols
• Rent a local field or use your backyard

Charge affordable fees for 1:1 sessions or group clinics.

Sports to try: Soccer, basketball, tennis, baseball, etc.

4. 📦 Subscription Boxes for Young Athletes

Create a monthly subscription box filled with:

• Sports accessories (socks, water bottles, grip tape)
• Protein snacks
• Motivational cards or mini workout guides

Kids can help curate items, design packaging, or create TikTok-style unboxing videos to promote the brand.

5. 📚 Sports Blog or YouTube Channel

If your child is talkative or opinionated about sports, help them start a blog or YouTube channel to share:

• Game recaps
• Training tips
• Athlete interviews
• Equipment reviews

This is a great low-cost way to build an audience and eventually monetize with ads, sponsorships, or merchandise.

6. 🎯 Sports-Themed Birthday Parties or Events

Plan and host sports-themed parties for kids ages 5–12:

• Mini soccer tournaments
• Basketball challenges
• Nerf football obstacle courses

Your child can help ref, set up, and entertain the guests while you manage bookings and supplies. It’s a fun and interactive side business that works well in sports-loving communities.

7. 📸 Sports Photography

If you or your child enjoys taking pictures, sports photography is in high demand—especially for youth leagues.

Start by offering affordable action shots or team photos. Add custom prints, digital galleries, or photo buttons as upsells.

All you need: A basic DSLR camera and editing software (many smartphones can work for beginners too).

🧠 Why This Matters

When parents and children build businesses together, they’re doing more than making money. They’re:

• Strengthening communication
• Encouraging real-world responsibility
• Teaching financial literacy
• Building something meaningful together

Sports already teach discipline, teamwork, and dedication — so why not build a sports-based business that reflects those same values?

If your child is already involved in sports, you’re sitting on a goldmine of inspiration. From training camps to content creation, the possibilities are endless — and most of them can start small, grow naturally, and become something bigger with time.

Start where you are, use what you have, and build with who you love.