This blog is a collection of what goes through the mind of a father, a husband, a son, a friend, a lawyer (not your lawyer), and a storyteller, all competing for attention in my head.
The golden rule applies here.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Respite
And like that, I have a job.
It's a contract position (temporary work), but it will help pay the bills and get something back in savings while I wait for the bar results.
And re: the previous entry. What an assy move. First, it's just dumb. Second, by doing it to supposedly protest the woman's suit about the rape trial, he looks like an even bigger jerk. There are plenty of other examples of frivolous suits (e.g. the Devil case you mentioned), other than going after the sexual assault survivor who was further abused by a misogynist and ignorant judge. Third, I don't think the best way to complain about frivolous lawsuits is to file one yourself. I hope he gets fined.
Woo hoo! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteAnd re: the previous entry. What an assy move. First, it's just dumb. Second, by doing it to supposedly protest the woman's suit about the rape trial, he looks like an even bigger jerk. There are plenty of other examples of frivolous suits (e.g. the Devil case you mentioned), other than going after the sexual assault survivor who was further abused by a misogynist and ignorant judge. Third, I don't think the best way to complain about frivolous lawsuits is to file one yourself. I hope he gets fined.
Congratulations, Steve! Contract work often leads to other opportunites and it's a good way to get started.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the job!
ReplyDeleteJamie
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! (I'm hollering that, you know.) I'm delighted for you and I think your employer is very lucky.
ReplyDeleteCongrats and Good Luck.
ReplyDelete~aaron
Thank you all. It was a nice first day; nothing too stressful, and the coworkers all seem nice. It'll be an interesting next couple of months.
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