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Samantha
Another one of my favorites...CROCHET! I had a little etsy business at one point. I did pretty good, had fairly consistent orders. The thing about that is...taking something you do to relax and turning it into a business was a mistake. Putting absolutely ridiculous time frames for completing on myself was my first mistake. The second, not valuing my time and my commodity. I often priced myself so low that I was "earning" like $2.50 per hour I spent on the projects, or less! And so, I let the etsy business fizzle out and go dark. Will I ever sell my creations again? Maybe. But my love for crochet will be forever...even if my arthritis has other opinions. LOL!

#Crochet #SmallBusiness #Skeleton #Newlyweds #MrAndMrs #Etsy #Hobby #Craft #Crafting #DIY #ThingsILove #Texas #Dallas #Handmade #AmericanMade #Relax #Arthritis #Mistake #LearnFromYourMistakes #Favorite #Fave
Crochet male and female skeleton in front of a red backdrop. Small white Texas logo in the bottom left hand corner.
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LilMikeSF

: U.S. grant expected to fund majority of $2.2 billion complex for (division of Group) to build a solar plant in .

President Joe ’s , gives tax credits on solar gear, plus allows manufacturers to earn for every unit of they refine in every wafer, cell and module they make in .

A US Dept of spokesman said “The domestic demand for modules in 2026 is expected to be around 50 . We’re expecting to produce about 40 gigawatts in 2026, So that means 80% of the () modules that we deploy in the United States in 2026 is expected to be domestic.”

wsav.com/news/local-news/georg

US Dept of Energy to subsidize $1.45 Billion of $2.2 Billion Dollar Georgia Solar Plant ( Associated Press story)
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