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Name: Mike
Country: United States
State: California
Birthday: 11/24/1978
Gender: Male
Interests: Running, reading, musing, walking, talking, living.
Expertise: Expert in knowing nothing, always questioning.
Occupation: Legal
Industry: Legal
Message: message me
Member Since:
1/18/2003
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| This is my last post from the Law Offices of Oddenino & Gaule. A placed that has provided many good memories and worthy challenges. I'm glad to go, but I'll miss it here too. On to the next step.... | | |
| It's Tuesday. Two more days until I leave my job here for good. I'm bored out of my mind right now. I think two weeks notice was more than enough. Now I'm just finishing out the remaining days of what feels like a prison sentence. This feeling of unproductivity is life draining. | | |
| It's Monday. Three more days until I leave my current job. I'm excited about what is in store next. A little anxious about the uncertainty, but thankful that I'm closing a chapter on my time here. | | |
| I have the absolutely most beautiful, sweetest, cutest, funniest, and most amazing girlfriend! Soomi rocks my world! And no I'm not writing this because she might be reading this, because I tell her so already. And I don't care if everyone else thinks this is cheesy. Anyone that knows me, knows that I have enough cheesy-ness in me to fill the state of Wisconsin. (See even that line was cheesy.) I can't contain myself. | | |
| I feel absolutely paralyzed right now as I sit in my office knowing that I'll be leaving my job next week. My 15 months at my current law firm has been an interesting roller coaster of emotion. I've experienced great challenge and excitement practicing law for the first year. I've also experience absolute frustration and difficulty, feeling like I'm not where I need to be. I still want to practice law because I feel like I've been gifted to do it well and that I'm passionate for the cause of justice. I feel like as a lawyer I've been equipped to deal with the root causes of injustice in our society. Yet I feel so far from actually seeing myself bear fruit in this area.
I only hope and pray that when my last day is over and I step into the great unknown that God will guide my path and open a door for me to a more fulfilling practice area. Time for more transition in my life. But then again the only constant in life is change, right?
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