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It’s Not My Fault

It’s Not My Fault

It’s Not My Fault

with Stacey Levin, RAM PropertiesIn all my years of real estate, if there’s one thing I’ve never quite made peace with, it’s not being in control of every single little thing. I mean, I’m a control freak, level 10 here.
Fireworks, Finger Loss, and Freedom

Fireworks, Finger Loss, and Freedom

Fireworks, Finger Loss, and Freedom

Back in my day, the 4th of July wasn’t about inflatable bounce houses or sparkler safety tips. No sir. It was about real freedom – the kind that smelled like gunpowder, sweat, and burnt hot dogs. We didn’t celebrate Independence Day with “coordinated neighborhood block parties.
By OLE HARDHIDE The Alligator

By OLE HARDHIDE The Alligator

By OLE HARDHIDE The Alligator

Swampies! Please tell Old Hardhide it ain’t so!Now y’all know that Yours Truly is a cosmopolitan crocodilian. A gator about town, if you will. So this fine reptile is no stranger to idioms of a very wide variety.
TANGI GUMBO

TANGI GUMBO

TANGI GUMBO

Asphalt patching, shoulder dressing, and striping operations are scheduled this week in Tangipahoa Parish. Parish President Robby Miller said Barriere Construction crews are scheduled to perform preliminary patching operations on North Duncan Avenue on Monday, June 23.
Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

Owner/Broker of RAM Properties, Stacey Levin

Full of Possibility

The market may still be slow, but that doesn’t mean I’m sitting still. I’ve been hitting the road, putting miles on my car, and keeping my eyes peeled for hidden gems. Why? Because I’ve learned that even the most forgotten properties have potential when the right person comes along.

My Day with a Savant

One of the many perks of working remotely has been getting to meet a variety of amazing people from all over the world.One of my students, a 7-year-old little girl from Russia, adopted by an American family, has an uncle who lives with them.
Back in my day

Back in my day

Back in my day

Back in my day, summer didn’t come with no “heat advisories” or “cooling centers.” If it was hot, you just dealt with it – or passed out tryin’.We didn’t have central air. We had central sweat. The whole house smelled like Vicks, feet, and desperation from June to September.
Snakes NEVER Want to Bite!

Snakes NEVER Want to Bite!

Snakes NEVER Want to Bite!

Sure, bites happen, but it’s never anything other than the last resort from an animal trying to protect itself from a giant predator. This realization will help you understand that snakes are more scared of us than we are of them, and THAT can help you gain a healthy respect for them.