Those of you in the #RealEstateAppraisal world should pay attention to Jillian White. She's smart. She's informed. She is reasonable. She is doing good work. Pay attention to her.

Idea for an art installation: Store branded “Thoughts and Prayers” nothing in the store at all. Not even shelves.

If you were in the valuation profession, you need to follow this lady. She’s smart. She’s informed. And she’s an appraiser. Jillian White - follow her!

This is good news, with a hint of incredibly bad news. We get it wrong way too many times. Celebrate the exonerations, but give some thought to the years, upon years, of wrongful incarceration.

Take a few minutes to delve into this thread. If your feed has devolved into petty name calling and vitriol, I’m probably not gonna follow along on your journey of anger.

And this.

I’m off to Ft. Worth to do the work. The work is investigations. I love the work.

Sometimes you just get a sense that a witness might not want to talk. VM from witness: “Motherfucker, call my phone again. I’ll burn your whole goddamn fucking earth. Bitch, leave me alone.” Should I try again?

In which John Nardizzi has biscuits

"To do good, you actually have to do something." - Y. Chouinard

X? Seriously? X? What are we to call it when we post?

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Maybe the perfect "blocking" rule.

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I made a flower arrangement. This is my accomplishment for the day. (Arrangement = shoving things into a pitcher.)

Seriously Kroger ? instagram.com/reel/C8NY9flPh…

So Kroger bullies small business owner, steals their photography, and copies their entire look. Kroger - lazy, but at least they’re unoriginal.

So AT&T you’ve got a window to keep a customer. But you seem to be un worried about it. Maybe if you’d follow through a customer service you could keep customers