Good luck! If nothing else, my online dating experiences provided some good stories, and a few random drunken texts much later after we went our separate ways. I found my right match two floors up in my office building, but the match/chemistry/myspace kept things interesting until then.
I've learned in probate that if you really want to find out who someone is, have them apply for a bond--there are a lot of criminal convictions out there for meth/fraud/forgery/battery, but then my firm only attracts the best people.
Hmmm ... same office building, eh? Let's see, other than the Prosecutor's Office where I work, my building has Friend of the Court - perhaps that baby daddy is waiting to complain about supporting his other children(!) - and Probation. Pray that I do not find my right match in my building, please!
Good luck! If nothing else, my online dating experiences provided some good stories, and a few random drunken texts much later after we went our separate ways. I found my right match two floors up in my office building, but the match/chemistry/myspace kept things interesting until then.
ReplyDeleteI've learned in probate that if you really want to find out who someone is, have them apply for a bond--there are a lot of criminal convictions out there for meth/fraud/forgery/battery, but then my firm only attracts the best people.
Hmmm ... same office building, eh? Let's see, other than the Prosecutor's Office where I work, my building has Friend of the Court - perhaps that baby daddy is waiting to complain about supporting his other children(!) - and Probation. Pray that I do not find my right match in my building, please!
ReplyDeleteOK, maybe next door to your building, and avoid the financial advisors/mortgage brokers for a while.
ReplyDeleteYou write very well.
ReplyDeleteSomehow, given the location of this remark, I tend not to believe that you are sincere. ;)
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