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: Arbitrary and Capricious"She's baaaack..."
By Skelly
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From A Year in the Life:Counting Down to Maternity LeaveDisclaimer: I really do love my job (most of the time).That being said, it has its challenging moments... Now, one of the things about my office (and likely many PD offices) is that once I get assigned to handle a client's case, that person is mine forever -- until I'm burnt out and quit, or I just die. Its good because you really get to know a person and all aspects of that person's life, but there are times when it really makes you want to quit your job, just to escape a certain someone. I've been living a pretty peaceful existence for the past year, every now and again wondering "what ever happened to so-and-so". Well, so-and-so came back last week...I've noticed this too, to the point where I'm essentially on a retainer as in-house counsel for a number of impulsively - impaired South Sound youth...continue to full postFull post as published by Arbitrary and Capricious on January 17, 2008 (boomark / email).
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