Hernandez Carpet Services

08/31/2026

Good night world

08/25/2026

Greetings from city of Ventura Beaches. Beautiful roadtrip summer day vacation.

08/24/2026

🏹Woke up in Sagi~Terrorist mood.
No mercy for the addict disturbing the peace with f**kery . I will f**k up his vibe and high to sober him up with 911

08/24/2026

Morning prayers done ✔️
Oraciones del día 🕊️♥️♥️

08/24/2026

Sandy Eugenia Hernandez

Neighbor on drugs? 👺👿
If Yes — if this is a neighbor, and you’re seeing a pattern of heavy drinking, suspected m**h use, prolonged loud music, and elderly parents who cannot manage him, I would treat this as both a noise issue and a potential safety/substance-use situation. ⚠️

What I would do

1. Do not confront him yourself.
Someone intoxicated on m**h + alcohol can become unpredictable. Don’t knock on his door, enter his room/property, or try to physically intervene.

2. Document the ongoing disturbance.
Keep a simple record of:
* Date/time the loud music starts and stops
* How long it continues
* Any threats, fighting, screaming, property damage, or dangerous behavior
* Anything you personally observe that indicates intoxication

3. For the loud music:
If it’s happening repeatedly, especially overnight, contact your local non-emergency police line or the appropriate noise/code-enforcement agency and report the recurring disturbance. You don’t have to personally determine whether he’s using m**h.

4. If his elderly parents appear endangered, that’s more serious. If you hear violence, threats, someone calling for help, or believe they are in immediate danger, call 911.

5. For a medical/drug emergency: call 911 if he becomes severely confused, has a seizure, chest pain, breathing problems, collapses, cannot be awakened, or becomes dangerously agitated.

6. If the parents are willing to seek addiction help, SAMHSA’s treatment locator is https://findtreatment.gov/. They can also call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

One important distinction

You don’t need to prove “he is on m**h.” When making a report, stick to what you actually observed:

“There is a resident who appears intoxicated, plays extremely loud music for prolonged periods, and his elderly parents appear unable to manage the situation.”

That keeps you safe and makes the report factual rather than accusatory.

And because you’ve already encountered suspected m**h use and alcohol-related behavior within your family environment, please don’t put yourself in the role of trying to control an intoxicated person. Your safety comes first. 🕊️

08/24/2026

Neighbor on drugs? 👺👿
If Yes — if this is a neighbor, and you’re seeing a pattern of heavy drinking, suspected m**h use, prolonged loud music, and elderly parents who cannot manage him, I would treat this as both a noise issue and a potential safety/substance-use situation. ⚠️

What I would do

1. Do not confront him yourself.
Someone intoxicated on m**h + alcohol can become unpredictable. Don’t knock on his door, enter his room/property, or try to physically intervene.

2. Document the ongoing disturbance.
Keep a simple record of:
* Date/time the loud music starts and stops
* How long it continues
* Any threats, fighting, screaming, property damage, or dangerous behavior
* Anything you personally observe that indicates intoxication

3. For the loud music:
If it’s happening repeatedly, especially overnight, contact your local non-emergency police line or the appropriate noise/code-enforcement agency and report the recurring disturbance. You don’t have to personally determine whether he’s using m**h.

4. If his elderly parents appear endangered, that’s more serious. If you hear violence, threats, someone calling for help, or believe they are in immediate danger, call 911.

5. For a medical/drug emergency: call 911 if he becomes severely confused, has a seizure, chest pain, breathing problems, collapses, cannot be awakened, or becomes dangerously agitated.

6. If the parents are willing to seek addiction help, SAMHSA’s treatment locator is https://findtreatment.gov/. They can also call SAMHSA’s National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

One important distinction

You don’t need to prove “he is on m**h.” When making a report, stick to what you actually observed:

“There is a resident who appears intoxicated, plays extremely loud music for prolonged periods, and his elderly parents appear unable to manage the situation.”

That keeps you safe and makes the report factual rather than accusatory.

And because you’ve already encountered suspected m**h use and alcohol-related behavior within your family environment, please don’t put yourself in the role of trying to control an intoxicated person. Your safety comes first. 🕊️

08/24/2026

I have a neighbor that gets drunk and then m**h out, to bump loud ugly music in his room non stop all day and night. His elderly parents can’t control him. What should I do?

07/21/2026

My healing journey has had four little paws walking beside me. 🐾✨

My Frenchie reminds me that healing is not always found in big moments — sometimes it comes through quiet companionship, unconditional love, and a soul that simply chooses to stay close.

Animals feel our energy in ways words cannot explain. They sense when we need comfort, peace, and grounding. My little one has become part of my daily balance, bringing joy, calm, and a reminder to live in the present moment.

A pure heart, a gentle spirit, and a loving companion can be a beautiful part of the healing journey. 💗🐶✨

Grateful for the love that comes in four paws.

07/21/2026

Mi camino de sanación ha tenido cuatro patitas caminando a mi lado. 🐾✨

Mi Frenchie me recuerda que la sanación no siempre llega en grandes momentos; a veces llega en la compañía silenciosa, en un amor sin condiciones y en un alma que simplemente decide quedarse cerca.

Los animales sienten nuestra energía de una manera especial. Perciben cuando necesitamos consuelo, paz y equilibrio. Mi pequeño compañero se ha convertido en parte de mi bienestar diario, trayendo alegría, calma y recordándome vivir el presente.

Un corazón puro, un espíritu noble y el amor de un compañero de cuatro patas pueden ser una hermosa parte del camino de sanación. 💗🐶✨

Agradecida por el amor que llega con cuatro patitas. 🐾