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: The Corridor Law BlogI think my brain needed a vacation . . .
By esittig
I have been doing enough to get by lately. I think my brain just needed a vacation. My emotions, too, probably. We deal with other people’s problems all the time and don’t have the energy to deal with our own. So, I’ve been taking the time, lately, to think about my problems. Projects that need to be finished around the house, making sure my wife isn’t the sole care provider for our child, making sure she knows that I’m not interested in a divorce (she needs to be reassured, sometimes), making sure my parents know I appreciate them and all they’ve done for me, etc.
It’s important to do those things so we always need to take the time. I’ve jumped back in with both feet today. Hopefully I can continue doing well. It’s all about the revenue.

Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on June 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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