A very lucky day
Well, I'm in Sin City hanging with the old man.
Went to the Palms Casino because I needed to hit the black jack tables and I like it there. Thanks to the teachings of the holy holey1 I managed to come out $200 ahead. The odd thing is that I don't get that many phone calls and while at the table, the phone was going off in my pocket continuously (had it on vibrate). I had 7 missed messages! Gave the phone to Sky.
Once I figured out that I was way ahead (for me) I promptly left the table while I still had their money in my hot hairy hands. We went to catch a movie.
One message was from my boss which was odd coming after 5 on a Friday. Apparently we FINALLY got a decision from the Court and he really drew out the result. Apparently, he say the listing online then called the office to see if there were any messages. My client won! How do we know? One of the defense attys called to settle. In other words he wants to pay less than $100k. Dying to see the decision and it's not online yet.
"23" was more of a psychological thriller than it was a horror flick. Won't say more than that.
I find myself wondering if I should have bought a lotto ticket.
Went to the Palms Casino because I needed to hit the black jack tables and I like it there. Thanks to the teachings of the holy holey1 I managed to come out $200 ahead. The odd thing is that I don't get that many phone calls and while at the table, the phone was going off in my pocket continuously (had it on vibrate). I had 7 missed messages! Gave the phone to Sky.
Once I figured out that I was way ahead (for me) I promptly left the table while I still had their money in my hot hairy hands. We went to catch a movie.
One message was from my boss which was odd coming after 5 on a Friday. Apparently we FINALLY got a decision from the Court and he really drew out the result. Apparently, he say the listing online then called the office to see if there were any messages. My client won! How do we know? One of the defense attys called to settle. In other words he wants to pay less than $100k. Dying to see the decision and it's not online yet.
"23" was more of a psychological thriller than it was a horror flick. Won't say more than that.
I find myself wondering if I should have bought a lotto ticket.