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: Legally Blonde AmbitionSupreme Something
By "Daisy Duke"
So for a bad situation I think I'm sitting about as "pretty" as I can.
And last night I went out and drank entirely too much. And today I'm going shopping with Anonymous Hottie, Eddie & HASWOE and I plan on fully enjoying myself. And on Monday I'm going to go to the office and print off about 100 copies of my resume on nice cream Crane paper using their supplies.
As for not walking out yesterday...I was given the option to do so. I declined and informed Mr. BPLF that the only result of that would by my attorney would be left in a bad situation and that I had projects that had to be finished. I also reminded Mr. BPLF that I'm working on something that will most likely end up before the Supreme Court of the United States for him and that he probably didn't want me rushing to finish it in a few hours. He agreed. And I'll get to leave my mark on history if it all goes as planned. Which isn't too bad of an exit if you ask me.
Full post as published by Legally Blonde Ambition on May 10, 2008 (boomark / email).
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