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apestcontrolserviceexpert · 1 year

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Selecting a Pest Control Strategy

Pest control is the process of reducing the number of pests in an area. It can involve physical or chemical means. The key goal is to minimize the negative impact of pests on people and the environment.

Typically, a pest is an insect, rodent, or vertebrate that causes harm to people or property. However, there are many other types of organisms that also inhabit the same habitat. These include parasites, predators, and pathogens.

Biological control involves the use of natural enemies to suppress the spread of pests. Some examples of such methods include the use of juvenile hormones, natural predators, and pheromones.

When selecting a strategy for minimizing the effects of pests on human and environmental health, consider the advantages and disadvantages of each. Choose a method that is effective but causes the least amount of damage to the environment. This may mean a combination of mechanical, physical, and biological measures.

Suppression is the most common goal in outdoor pest situations. This involves lowering the number of pests to an acceptable level. Although suppression is a good strategy, it is often difficult to achieve.

Prevention is a lesser known strategy. Prevention is the use of measures to prevent a pest from becoming a problem in the first place. Often, prevention is accomplished by eliminating the breeding grounds of the pest, removing food sources, and using barriers. Using the right combination of these measures can help keep the current infestation under control.

Using pesticides to kill or repel pests can cause harm to both humans and other organisms. Therefore, you should choose Raleigh NC Pest Control product that is best suited for your target pest. Also, follow label instructions.

Several factors can affect the abundance of a pest, including climate, food supplies, and shelter. Depending on the species, some plants and woods are more resistant to pests than others. In addition, certain landscape features, such as mountains and trees, can restrict the movement of pests.

Physical control methods can include using repulsion, heat, and humidity to reduce the numbers of pests. Some pests can be controlled by utilizing barriers, such as a solid wall or fence. You can also use electrical devices, such as electric lights and heat treatment to prevent the spread of pests.

Biological control uses natural predators to eliminate a threat to a specific animal or plant. These methods may not be a perfect solution, but can be more sustainable in the long run.

Identifying a pest is the first step to pest control. You can identify a pest by its gnaw marks on wooden surfaces and other signs of presence. Another sign is if the animal has left a nest. Typical nests are made of twigs and leaves. They are usually located in dark, secluded places.

Performing a combination Pest Control Raleigh physical, chemical, and biological measures is an effective way to reduce the number of pests. For example, a trap can be used to catch mice or cockroaches, while a spray can be used to kill them. Remember to check your traps regularly for pests. Moreover, it is important to not place traps in areas where children or pets are likely to be harmed. You can get more enlightened on this topic by reading here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pest_control.

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sellmyhousefastorlandofl · 2 years

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How To Get A Better Price For Your Home In 5 Steps (Without Spending Thousands Of Dollars)

The real estate market in the last two and a half years can be summed up by a single word: Epic seller's market. We've seen several people put their homes on the market and receive many offers while doing little more than maintain them. Home sellers, we need to be honest with you: you've had it made in the shade.

Even though the current real estate market still technically favors sellers, experts see that soon buyers and sellers will be on more even ground. The outcome of this change? Home sellers can no longer expect to receive a bunch of offers above their asking price.

If you want to get the most money for your home without spending an extra penny, employ these strategies with your real estate agent.

1. Price your home competitively

Oftentimes, people are unwilling to buy a house if it is priced more than 10% higher per square feet in comparison to similar houses for sale nearby.

“You should base your home’s listing price on recent sales of comparable homes,” says Marty Ford, the president of BulletRoof Systems in Raleigh, NC. “If you overprice your home, you may miss out on potential buyers who are window shopping in your price range.”

If you're considering a price drop to help sell your home faster, you're not alone – it's a strategy that many homeowners use.

“Many real estate brokers advise pricing the property slightly under market value,” says Tiffany Payne, chief marketing officer for a New York home repair company, iFlooded Restoration. “This can make active purchasers who are familiar with the market feel pressured to make a bid, and the likelihood of receiving multiple bids rises.”

2. Price your home strategically

A clever pricing strategy that has been used by retailers for years is to end prices with 9, 99, or 95. Studies have shown that this makes things appear less expensive.

“Using a slightly lower price point—like $499,999—may create a sense of urgency and generate more interest in your home,” Ford says.

3. Market smart online

Is your internet presence everything it could be?

“The majority of purchasers will first view the home online before visiting it in person,” says Payne. “Buyers will assess whether your house is deserving of an in-person viewing with only a few mouse clicks.”

That is why it's critical to only post high-resolution, excellent content on the internet. Spend some money on experienced photographers to present the property in its best light—cellphone photographs typically appear like casual (and poorly lit) snapshots.

4. Think like a buyer

Take some additional time to update the property details in your online listing. You want to showcase the best features of your home so you can interest a wide range of buyers.

“You can get a lot of value from including key selling points in your listing, even if they’re not relevant to you,” says Martin Orefice, CEO of Rent To Own Labs in Orlando, FL. “A home that is close to a school, public transportation, park, or a major employer can be much more valuable. Likewise, make a point to mention if your home is pet-friendly because of a fenced-in backyard, or conducive to aging in place because it’s a single-story structure.”

5. Clear out clutter, closets, and personal touches

We've heard this before, but we'll say it again: Keep your presence in the house to a bare minimum so that buyers can imagine themselves living there when they visit.

“It can be hard for new buyers to see themselves in a home if the space is overly personalized or full,” says Kristen Reyes, an interior designer and the CEO of Sey Interiors in Dallas.

Pack light, personal or superfluous items away. And focus on decluttering your closets because buyers will undoubtedly notice them.

“A great rule of thumb is to clear 75% of the items out of the closet,” Reyes says. This will show the utility of the closets while showing buyers how much space is in there.

#housing market #orlando florida #home sales

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sellmyhomefastorlando · 2 years

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How To Get A Better Price For Your Home In 5 Steps (Without Spending Thousands Of Dollars)

If you want to get the most money for your home without spending an extra penny, employ these strategies with your real estate agent.

1. Price your home competitively

Oftentimes, people are unwilling to buy a house if it is priced more than 10% higher per square feet in comparison to similar houses for sale nearby.

If you're considering a price drop to help sell your home faster, you're not alone – it's a strategy that many homeowners use.

2. Price your home strategically

A clever pricing strategy that has been used by retailers for years is to end prices with 9, 99, or 95. Studies have shown that this makes things appear less expensive.

“Using a slightly lower price point—like $499,999—may create a sense of urgency and generate more interest in your home,” Ford says.

3. Market smart online

Is your internet presence everything it could be?

4. Think like a buyer

Take some additional time to update the property details in your online listing. You want to showcase the best features of your home so you can interest a wide range of buyers.

5. Clear out clutter, closets, and personal touches

We've heard this before, but we'll say it again: Keep your presence in the house to a bare minimum so that buyers can imagine themselves living there when they visit.

“It can be hard for new buyers to see themselves in a home if the space is overly personalized or full,” says Kristen Reyes, an interior designer and the CEO of Sey Interiors in Dallas.

Pack light, personal or superfluous items away. And focus on decluttering your closets because buyers will undoubtedly notice them.

“A great rule of thumb is to clear 75% of the items out of the closet,” Reyes says. This will show the utility of the closets while showing buyers how much space is in there.

#housing market #falling prices #orlando florida

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sellmyhomeforcashorlando · 2 years

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How To Get A Better Price For Your Home In 5 Steps (Without Spending Thousands Of Dollars)

If you want to get the most money for your home without spending an extra penny, employ these strategies with your real estate agent.

1. Price your home competitively

Oftentimes, people are unwilling to buy a house if it is priced more than 10% higher per square feet in comparison to similar houses for sale nearby.

If you're considering a price drop to help sell your home faster, you're not alone – it's a strategy that many homeowners use.

2. Price your home strategically

A clever pricing strategy that has been used by retailers for years is to end prices with 9, 99, or 95. Studies have shown that this makes things appear less expensive.

“Using a slightly lower price point—like $499,999—may create a sense of urgency and generate more interest in your home,” Ford says.

3. Market smart online

Is your internet presence everything it could be?

4. Think like a buyer

Take some additional time to update the property details in your online listing. You want to showcase the best features of your home so you can interest a wide range of buyers.

5. Clear out clutter, closets, and personal touches

We've heard this before, but we'll say it again: Keep your presence in the house to a bare minimum so that buyers can imagine themselves living there when they visit.

“It can be hard for new buyers to see themselves in a home if the space is overly personalized or full,” says Kristen Reyes, an interior designer and the CEO of Sey Interiors in Dallas.

Pack light, personal or superfluous items away. And focus on decluttering your closets because buyers will undoubtedly notice them.

“A great rule of thumb is to clear 75% of the items out of the closet,” Reyes says. This will show the utility of the closets while showing buyers how much space is in there.

#housing market #orlando florida #home sales

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everybodyscupoftea · 4 years

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the away game

jj x unc soccer reader

jj comes to watch you play an old rival

back at it in the soccer universe that people are sleeping on (it’s okay though, it brings me great joy)

(warnings: cursing, unedited)

So you were competitive. Like really intensely competitive. You were a product of your environment truly, growing up playing with kids older than you and going to national team camps. JJ thought it was a little endearing, especially when he was on your team, you didn’t know how to break it to him that he really hadn’t seen anything yet.

The morning UNC was scheduled to play NC State, you woke up earlier than normal. Unfortunately for your ability to sleep, a personal rival had signed and was playing there. You’d vented to JJ the night before over dinner, “It’s so annoying, first we play for divisional rivals in Texas my entire goddamn life and then she fucking follows me to North Carolina too.”

JJ was slightly sympathetic, “I doubt it was intentional. Like I’m not sure she has it out for you.”

“You don’t understand.”

He held his hands up, “Probably not fully, but I’m willing to listen anyway.” And with that, all the fight left your body because what do you even say to compare to that.

JJ was asleep next to you when your alarm finally went off, and you sighed, pushing yourself up with one hand, despite having already been awake. You knew he wasn’t likely to wake up before you left, so you quietly got up and started to go through your normal routine.

One of your teammates texted you that she was parked outside to take you to the trainer’s office to get stretched out and everything wrapped up. JJ shifted a few times and scrunched his nose up in his sleep, you couldn’t stop the fond feeling rising in your chest, so you tiptoed over and brushed some of his hair aside to kiss his forehead.

The morning air was chilly, and you hoped it would help you wake up a little, still feeling groggy from the lack of sleep. Your teammate had the team’s hype playlist on in the car, blasting Legend, and you hummed along, already feeling better.

“You look rough,” she told you, pulling out of the parking lot.

“Barely slept, got a lot riding on today,” you responded, rubbing your eyes a few times.

“Coffee stop?” she offered, switching lanes to head to the nearest Dunkin.

You could’ve cried and asked, “You sure?”

“Absolutely.”

The two of you were about 10 minutes later than what you’d told the trainers, but it was worth it. Some of your other teammates were already there, headphones in, stretching out, and you kicked your shoes off to join them.

When your ankles were wrapped, legs felt loose, and caffeine kicked in, you and your remaining teammates went to go grab some breakfast before you had to be back to catch the bus to Raleigh. JJ texted you on the way to breakfast telling you to kick ass and destroy NC which was a pretty strong sentiment for him.

Breakfast, the trip, and warmups seemed to fly and all of a sudden both teams were taking the field to start the first half. You jumped in a place a few times, shaking out your arms after, as you waited for the ref to blow the whistle and start the game.

It wasn’t a home game, but you checked out of habit and were shocked to see JJ sitting alone in the stands with the section decked out in UNC colors. He caught you looking and waved, startling you out of your staring, just as the whistle blew.

Sparing a second to wave back, you focused back in on the game, finally making eye contact with the girl from your rival club. She was a forward and every time you played, she was your mark. It was maddening, but you had gotten pretty used to her tricks.

Unfortunately, you were a bit out of practice with it and the first run she made, she managed to chop you up a little. Cursing under your breath, you nodded at your center back, thankful she was able to cut her off.

“Out of practice?” the girl chirped you, jogging back for the throw in.

That couldn’t stand. You stepped forward into her personal, putting a hand on her lower back so you could tell where she planned to run. NC’s midfielder faked the throw in your direction and then threw at the wing, which you anticipated, sprinting to intercept the header. It worked and the winger slammed into your back, sending you sprawling.

“Fuck,” you groaned, trying to catch your breath, as the ref crouched over you.

“You good? We need to call a trainer?” he asked, hand on your shoulder.

“I’m good, gimme a minute.”

You glanced at the stands to see JJ standing at the bottom, hands clenched onto the fence in front of him. He questioningly held a thumbs up and you nodded, letting him know you were okay, before slowly pushing yourself up to your feet. He nodded once and walked back to his spot.

Passing by, the girl told you, “Stay on your feet next time, bunch of weaklings in that program.”

It was incredibly frustrating. You did manage to pull it together, but your team was still down by two at half. The coach took you to the side, “I know you know her, prove to me why you’re here and she isn’t.”

Which you could definitely do. And you did, scoring the first goal for your team on a corner kick. She was meant to be marking you, but she told her goalie, “Don’t worry about her, not a threat.”

With a cocky grin on your face, you stepped into her personal space, “Bold of you to talk shit about UNC when you couldn’t even get into the program.”

Her mouth dropped open and you jogged back to your spot for the kickoff. Before everyone set back up, you heard a very loud “that’s my girl” from the bleachers and your face heated up a little, recognizing JJ’s voice.

“Is that yours?” the center back asked, knowing smile on her face.

“It is.”

“Cute. Mine stopped coming to away games after freshman year.”

“He normally doesn’t,” you told her, “I didn’t know he was coming.”

She raised her eyebrows, “He seems sweet.”

“He’s the best,” you gushed as the whistle blew and drew the two of you back into the game.

A few minutes later, your team scored again and in the added stoppage minutes scored once more off your cross. In the handshake line, you smiled sarcastically, “Better luck next time.”

JJ was waiting off to the side from the rest of the crowd, and when he saw team talk and stretch was over, he started walking toward you, hands shoved in his pockets. You finished taking your cleats off and were shoving them into your bag when he finally made it to you. He grabbed your hands, helping you stand, before pulling you into a hug.

“Good game, champ.”

You laughed as he picked up your hand to look at the fingers you got taped at halftime. Tugging at his sweatshirt, you asked, “Is this mine?”

JJ nodded, shamelessly, “Yeah, I don’t have any women’s soccer merch yet, been thinking about investing, but I figured I could just steal yours in the meantime. What happened to your fingers?”

“Bent weird after a tackle, they’re gonna be fine, just needed to wrap them for the short term.”

He grabbed your bag and the two of you started walking toward the bus, “Dinner later?”

“Yeah, I’d love that.”

“Saw you running your mouth a little out there, huh?”

You laughed, “Little bit. She started it though.”

Before you could get to the bus, the girl you had just been talking about appeared in front of you. JJ squeezed your hand and mumbled, “Speak of the devil.”

With a snort at him, you looked at her, “Good game.”

“We’ll get you next time,” she retorted before turning on her heel and stalking away.

JJ blinked a few times, “Maybe her coming to North Carolina was intentional.”

You threw your hands up, “Told you!”

With a laugh, JJ pulled you into another hug and gave you a short kiss, “Pick you up at the practice facility in about 30 minutes.”

“Yeah, J, see you then.” He started to walk away and you added, “Thanks for coming today!”

He turned to face you again, “Had to support my girl, couldn’t let you face your mortal enemy without at least one familiar face in the crowd.”

“Thought you didn’t believe me that she does things to spite me.”

“Just in case. Plus, when have you given me reason to doubt?”

Your cheeks heated up again and you boarded the bus, huge smile on your face from his words combined with seeing your name and number on your his sweatshirt.

#college jj #jj maybank #jj maybank x reader #jj maybank x you #jj maybank fic #outer banks fic #outer banks #obx

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freedomfence1 · 3 years

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knightdale-secret · 3 years

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Today I learned a haunting truth about a secret hidden right in my very neighborhood. An ugly truth that has been hidden, covered up and mostly forgotten, until now.

In Knightdale, North Carolina the prominent plantation owner, Charles Lewis Hinton, purchased and built a plantation home for his son David Hinton and his new wife Mary Boddie Carr as a wedding present on a stretch of land that would come to be known as the Midway Plantation because it was halfway between two other Hinton family properties. The beautiful, two-story Greek Revival plantation home was built in 1848 as a forced-labor farm. A slave plantation.

I’m not certain how many people were enslaved there over the years, but I do know that at least 130 of those slaves were buried on a site that would later be knowingly built on top of to create Widewaters subdivision. MY neighborhood.

Right behind the community pool and club house there is a strange white gravel path that leads up a slight hill to a black wrought iron fence gate that is always latched. There is a rickety wooden fencing surrounding a wooded area on a hill. This is in the middle of the neighborhood. There was never any explanation for it - for why, in a development, this overgrown patch of trees is fenced in and gated off, untouched, where normally there would be another few houses perhaps. I pass this area almost daily in my car or on leisurely walks. I had noticed the fence but thought maybe it was part of someone’s property. I didn’t think too much of it.

But that changed today. Today I was bored and looking up about local plantation owners in the area because history has always interested me. I learned a little about the Shoppes of Midway being built where the plantation house once stood and that the original house and its outbuildings were moved 2 miles up the road so a Target could be built and the ever expanding road wouldn’t keep encroaching on their lawn. This made way for growth in Knightdale. And grow it has. What was once a small town on the outskirts of Raleigh has become busier and more built up as available housing in the city has decreased and people leave it in search of quieter suburbs to live and raise their families. So as I was researching for no reason in particular other than personal interest, I stumbled upon an article about Midway Plantation and it stated that there was a slave cemetery that was surveyed and a neighborhood was built on top of it. It said it was across the street to the east from where the Midway Plantation house originally stood and that all that was left of the cemetery was maybe 50 graves on a hill in some trees surrounded by a black wrought iron fence. The article states that after the building of the subdivision was started, it was clear that houses were more important than the graves of the many slaves that worked the plantations. And yes, the builders did know about the cemetery. It was surveyed and it was signed off on to be built over. I think this is when the downplaying, lying and covering up started. A letter was reportedly written according to the below article when the preparations for the subdivision were being made that said that such a large slave cemetery couldn’t have existed in this area based on the shaky reference that the present owners didn’t have enough slaves to have this type of burial ground and no church could be identified on the grounds (cause cemeteries only are constructed on church grounds?) this mysterious letter writer conveniently failed to recognize that the land was originally Hinton land and they had slaves numbering in the hundreds here and could most certainly have amassed a deceased slave population of that size over the years it was in operation.

There is a saying about guilt : “A given excuse that was not asked for implies guilt.” If this letter writer submitted this without prompting from any public outcry than he was already defending a guilty mind. He was trying to persuade people away from the truth and to avoid any public outrage over the very wrong they knew they were committing by building here.

That article link is here: http://www.knightdalehistoric.com/pdf/plantations3.pdf

This was the only article or snippet of information I could find about this cemetery that very clearly under my neighborhood and whose remaining grave sites lie just mere feet away from our community swimming pool. This disturbed me greatly because to date, this site is unmarked and unrecognized. So i first decided to submit a request for a historical marker to be made for the site. I was met with an emailed response by a very helpful administrator for the NC Marker Historical Society who said that they no longer do markers for cemeteries but she would contact the National Register for Historic Places and see if the cemetery could be added to the Midway plantation that is already registered as a historical place. She has been talking with archaeologists who are working on this and she’ll be in touch. I also emailed someone in archives to see how I could find the site survey that was done but haven’t received a response yet.

Next I decided to post this information on Facebook to the local community groups and see how they felt about it, and to inform them as well as pose that a marker be made and that I would try to get that facilitated. An outpouring of support and offerings to donate to help fund its creation were given. I knew I was onto something that was important not just to me as a person living in a neighborhood with a secret of this magnitude, but to a community of people who would also want this recognized.

Now, I myself am not African American. I am pretty much as white as they come, I have the genealogy report to prove it. I struggled with the idea that I would be lambasted as trying to be some sort of “white savior” or something by trying to make this happen. I felt guilty that I was the one that found this information and had to be the one to put it out there. I felt like this belongs to the descendants of slaves. this is something that would affect their community,feelings and hearts maybe more than the white community’s in its ramifications and would of course be more important to them on a more personal level. Who am I to come in and make a big stink about something that isn’t even my history someone might say,but it is America’s history. It is the history of the land I now inhabit. And it is an issue that I hold dear to my heart because these men and women and children that lived, worked and died here were not just property or possessions, they were people and their graves should be respected just like anyone else’s. More so I think. Their graves can serve as a reminder of the great bloody sins that occurred in the building of this country. In the building of the south. The only monuments I’d like to see in the south would be to commemorate the slaves, not the enslavers and the people that tried to tear the country apart. The hero slaves that helped build this nation against their will and with great laboring and suffering due to an abhorrent institution that stains our history. They are the ones that should be remembered. Their stories told.

I have always been a sympathizing person. My first hero in elementary school was Martin Luther King, Jr. I gave an oral report on him and did papers later in junior high. I have always been the type of person that hates seeing injustice done to people and the hatred that divides communities and people over nothing more than color or ignorant biases. It never made sense to me and I never understood why people can’t be kind to one another and celebrate differences rather than fear them.

Some people made the point that many cemeteries have been likely built on over the years including white cemeteries, which I also think is awful, but in this situation PART OF THIS CEMETERY IS STILL HERE! Part of our history, this city’s history is still here in OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. We pass it every day! It is here with us and it should be recognized. It should be visited and reflected on. It should be acknowledged.

I visited the cemetery site today and saw the indentations in the ground and the old stone markers left on some of the sites where the slaves were buried. I couldn’t believe that this was just here, between houses and a pool, not in a historical site that you had to pay to see. No fanfare or brochure handouts. Just dusty old bones in the ground marked by grey stones in a patch of trees in the middle of a subdivision, silently waiting to be seen. I whispered to them before I left that I would do all I could to make sure they were not forgotten. That a marker in their honor would be made so they could be remembered. I sincerely hope I can make that happen.

Thru my posts on Facebook, I met a man named Keith Gibbs who has apparently already done a lot of work to try to have this cemetery recognized with a small group of others but they hit many roadblocks. He told me that there are cover ups and corruption surrounding the area from higher ups and people that don’t want this information out there. He was unsuccessful in his journey to get the site recognized, but he has agreed to hand over his research and findings to me in hopes I will be the one to get something done. ME, a curious girl with no real clout, lol. Yeah, ME, I’m the one. I’m the one that will make this happen where others failed. RIGHT?? Right.

Now, it should be said that I have never really been the figure head for anything in my life. I have never been the spokesperson, the leader the public person, the socialite. I am a shy person that works best from the shadows, behind the scenes. The one that does the work but doesn’t get the credit. And I have largely been okay with that role. It’s less stressful. But now people are looking to me to lead them on this issue. To call the shots and take the donations and create the marker. And that was all fine and dandy…. until CBS 17 messaged me asking if I’d like to do a story for them to help get attention and funding for the marker. I got excited and also nervous. I let her know that would likely be a good Avenue to take to get it done but I am still in the information gathering stage. I let her know of my meeting with Keith and told her I’d get back with her when I knew more. She was okay with that.

Honestly, I was relieved I had a reason to stall. I’ve never been on TV before! Cameras DO NOT love me unless its a selfie photo with a Snapchat filter that i’m taking of myself lol. I’m no public speaker. And also I still feel like it shouldn’t be me. I mean, it should since I discovered it and put it out there for the masses, but how can I be the face of this? Me, a white girl from small town Pennsylvania, be the face of a covered up slave cemetery? I feel guilty but also I do feel like there is something to white privilege and power and I hope to only use it as a force for good in this world and to help those with less privilege than I where I can. We only live once and I think a whole lot about how I want to be remembered when I am gone. When someone is building houses over my grave. I’d like to know somewhere out there I might be remembered fondly for doing something that was right in this world of wrongs.

I’m terrified to do the story, but I feel like it is my duty now and my responsibility. I am just so scared of fucking it up. What if I say something stupid or that can be taken out of context? This is such a touchy issue after all. I just want to do them justice. God help me. I just want them to be remembered.

#knightdale #slavery #history #coverup #cemetery #historic preservation #historical #north carolina #plantation #the south #scandal #civil war

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