Off Grid Nomad lives in a car with her pet chicken 

Thank you! I am very pleased that you enjoyed the video. Hopefully it can bring some more understanding to the lives of buskers and street performers

@@ErikKSwanson I think this should go along way.

Are you the woman in the video with the little chicken ❤

@@StuartWhelan-up8vs yes

@@StuartWhelan-up8vs I have six in my flock now. Izzy is of course still Izzy. Now in addition to Izzy there is Finn the splash polish rooster, Shiloh the blue polish hen, Maya the iridescent Black olive egger pullet, and our two silkie pullets Gizmo who is a splash and Wicket who is a blue.

Thank you! I really appreciate that. Glad you are enjoying them

Actually Asheville NC is one of my favorite places. I will be headed there for awhile before heading further north. Unfortunately it is too expensive for me to stay but I do love it there

Glad you enjoyed it!

I learned for the first time under a suzuki violin teacher named Laurie wilworth ryer she also had a group class called the first coast suzuki players. I played as a child at malls and nursing homes as well as a concert that was mentioned in the florida times union which brought interest in saving the san marco branch library. As a teenager I was in the Jacksonville symphony youth orchestra and I had my picture taken for a florida times union article about the new youth orchestra conductor. I was the only one in youth orchestra however with four learning disabilities so I was never first chair in any section and there was always a two week lag between me memorizing the new pieces by ear because although I understand sight reading music I am pathologically incapable of doing it because I cannot fight dysgraphia, dyscalculia, amblyopia all at the same time and play. I quit violin for about 20 years as a young adult due to the toxicity of my upbringing and did not pick it up again till 2017 when I had had a chance to learn what music is really for and to be able to channel my feelings into it into a much more constructive and healthy way. When I was young I was the scape goat in the house I was purchased to live in I was told that I was their daughter just like their real children but although the father of the family had parents down the street that treated me as their own and the neighborhood loved me I was too different from them and the anger the couple had towards me for not responding as they wanted to their "parenting" was very very hard. I tried to please them. But I was just not like them it was pretty much like zebras trying to raise a lion cub.

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Thanks for watching!

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Thank you so much 🙂🖖🐓

Thanks Matt! I appreciate it. I'm getting ready to dig into the footage from our outing soon

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it

She has a good perspective on things

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Yeah I don't mind the least of these. What I mind I when people ask for inappropriate things or try to take a spot I am already set up at and physically attack me for it so they fly a sign for drugs and alcohol or try to hold me hostage in my car or try to bring drugs to where I am playing or try to smoke around Izzy. It is also really irratating when people blast their radios over me when the see me playing.

I'm pretty sure she does have insurance, registration, etc. Ariah was very conscious of not giving the cops any reason to hassle her.

🤣 I think Ariah would be horrified at that thought

NW You never think about it can be the other way around is they who got mental disorder. "Mental illness" is a way to blame the victim don't fall for it...

Mostly nasty people reach out. Quiet good people are happy alone. Or with an animal they are true companions with