Posts for: Reuss Griffiths
May 2, 2024 17:54:57 #
BAchme wrote:
Thanks. I haven't been great with lawyers. The las... (show quote)
I'm responding again after reading all of the responses you've received. You mentioned that you haven't had good experiences with attorneys, citing an estate settlement gone awry. In that case, the attorney probably charged you a fee for his work regardless of the outcome. In personal injury situations like yours right now, they work on a contingency, which means that they get a percentage of your settlement. If they don't produce, you don't pay. And they are incentivized to get you the highest possible settlement. Fair isn't one of the considerations on either side of this issue. There are lots of ways to find good attorneys, use them. If you're not physically or emotionally up for it right now, ask a friend for help.
Good luck and God bless.
May 1, 2024 22:31:32 #
I agree with most of the advice you've been getting regarding getting an attorney to fully explain what your rights are and typically what you could get from negotiated settlements or a lawsuit. Doesn't mean you have to act on them but at least you will know what's customary. Most automotive insurance policies contain at least $100,000 medical personal injury and like $10,000 for damage/loss of personal possessions so don't feel that you're taking advantage of anyone.
In a nutshell (you've seen plenty of those), get all the facts before you make a decision on how to proceed. Also, is there any place we can send a bag of peanuts for you. As any squirrel will tell you, sitting around and cracking open peanuts shells and eating the nuts can be very cathartic.
In a nutshell (you've seen plenty of those), get all the facts before you make a decision on how to proceed. Also, is there any place we can send a bag of peanuts for you. As any squirrel will tell you, sitting around and cracking open peanuts shells and eating the nuts can be very cathartic.
May 1, 2024 17:36:46 #
joecichjr wrote:
I wish t could say that about everything 🤪🤪🤪
Don't forget you have to allow for elevation and windage. And age, you definitely gotta allow for age too.
May 1, 2024 15:17:29 #
AzPicLady wrote:
It's very interesting and casts a wonderful shadow.
I didn't notice the relationship between the pod and the shadow until you mentioned it, Kathy. Going back and looking at it with that eye, I think I would have rotated it and see how it looked. As it is, it's almost symmetrical but not quite. But then again, nothing is impossible for someone who doesn't have to do it themselves.
Apr 30, 2024 22:00:44 #
Rongnongno wrote:
March, 2003, Bahrain.
'Golden hour' in the desert.
The middle image is the one I want feedback on.
'Golden hour' in the desert.
The middle image is the one I want feedback on.
It's not your treatments, it's the image itself. Just not enough to capture the viewer's eye, so not that many people will bother looking in to see more no matter how you treat it.
Apr 30, 2024 21:42:03 #
joecichjr wrote:
Worth waking up 🩶🤍🩵🤍🩶
I believe you, Joe but I think clouds got in the way on most of them. Just sayin.... and kidding....
Apr 30, 2024 21:39:20 #
dennis2146 wrote:
This is a seed pod from a tree in my front yard. Most are straight but for some reason this one is twisted. I can't comment on how God presents things for us but will only marvel at what a neat photographic subject I thought it was.
Dennis
Dennis
Is that from a catalpa tree? Looks like it.
Apr 30, 2024 21:37:19 #
tcthome wrote:
Looks and sounds like a song from "Oklahoma".
Apr 30, 2024 21:35:51 #
joecichjr wrote:
Everywhere you look 💛💛💛
Nice job Joe. Spring sure is a target-rich environment and you have great aim.
Apr 30, 2024 21:31:28 #
topcat wrote:
There was an exhibit of Irving Penn at the deYoung.
I started to take pictures of the work, but I gave up, and took some of the people looking at the photos.
I don't know if these are worth posting. Comments?
Trying to make someone's art my own.
I started to take pictures of the work, but I gave up, and took some of the people looking at the photos.
I don't know if these are worth posting. Comments?
Trying to make someone's art my own.
Nice set of images, Tom. I like the peek over the shoulder approach and use it myself. Normally I do it when people are creating the art, but looking and doing are pretty much the same in this case. Feel like a bit of a voyeur at times. Also like the subdued lighting, it complements the "museum feel" and focuses the attention on the pictures themselves.
Apr 30, 2024 21:20:40 #
NMGal wrote:
Took the Hassy out to play. Thought I would share these two. The sky is from Saturday nite. The plant is the first buds on the crabapple.
Sky's the winner. Nice job, Barbara.
Apr 30, 2024 21:18:08 #
DJphoto wrote:
After the guided part of the tour, we went wanderi... (show quote)
Great set of images. I really like the old town in Lucerne. Regarding guilty consciences over the chocolate, my doctor told me that once the cocoa content rises above 60% in morphs from candy into medicine. It's good for you. Just sayin... BTW, my name is derived from that of the river. It was my great grandmother's maiden name.
Apr 30, 2024 20:58:04 #
Thorny Devil wrote:
Alice Springs is the home of the National Road Transport Hall of Fame which pays tribute to many pioneers of the Australian road transport industry.
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Great set of truck pictures Richard. I really like seeing some of the foreign truck manufacturers that we don't get a peek at in the US, like the Leyland and the Octopus (?). What surprises me is that there are so many cab/over designs in Australia. They were popular in the US 50 years ago when there were limitations on overall tractor-trailer lengths. But I don't believe that was ever an issue down under, in fact just the opposite with your trains.
Keep them coming.
Apr 30, 2024 20:36:31 #
Interesting image and very creative. I'd like to see your starting point to better appreciate your manipulations
Apr 24, 2024 23:45:08 #
raymondh wrote:
My compliments on capturing this unusual formation.
Good eye and good capture. I believe the phenomenon is called a sun dog.