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Jun 23, 2010 21:18

I talked to my dad over the weekend for Father's Day. Usually I just send a card, but this year I felt it was important to actually call. I thought he'd have a lot to say about me not being a lawyer anymore but he was...refreshingly indifferent. It put a few things in perspective for me ( Read more... )

new job, my first father's day as a daddy

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itscience_bb June 24 2010, 01:26:42 UTC
I... think it's about time you and I have a real chat, Mr. Wright. A scientific meeting of the minds, if you will.

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wrightaway June 24 2010, 01:58:46 UTC
Oh, sure. I have some time this week if you want to come by the office.

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itscience_bb June 24 2010, 02:49:15 UTC
Good! Sometime before any upcoming trials would be best. I'll call ahead of time, though.

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capslockchords June 24 2010, 01:43:39 UTC
I... guess that's not really illegal or anything. Unless he's got a restraining order against you.

... D-Does he?

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wrightaway June 24 2010, 02:00:21 UTC
The gallery is public. There's nothing illegal about going to an open trial.

And...no, I don't think so...!

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dearestdiplomat June 24 2010, 02:15:18 UTC
I do hope you'll enjoy working at the embassy, Mr. Wright. It's a pleasure to have you working with us. I feel certain you'll do a wonderful job, and I know the staff is glad of the extra help.

Oh, Mr. Gavin! Watching his cases sounds like an enjoyable pastime. He has such an interesting way of putting things. I have been meaning to see an American court case. Perhaps I will, in the near future.

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wrightaway June 24 2010, 02:56:31 UTC
In that case, maybe we should go together sometime. I'd be happy to explain any questions you had about the proceedings as they happened. Though I'm not certain how much American law differs from Cohdopian.

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dearestdiplomat June 24 2010, 03:20:11 UTC
What a kind offer, Mr. Wright. Thank you. I'd like that very much.

I'm not sure how much Cohdopian law and US law differ, myself. Cohdopian law was traditionally known as being rather harsh under the monarchy, which was one of the reasons we in Babahl split off and formed a republic years ago. Currently, our legal system is undergoing reforms in the wake of the reunification.

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nosugar_nomilk June 24 2010, 02:35:22 UTC
There's no need to wonder.

She wouldn't view you any differently because you had a change of career. A man's job doesn't matter as much as his heart.

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wrightaway June 24 2010, 03:11:50 UTC
I was more thinking about what she'd think of me being a clerk again. It feels like a lifetime ago that I was filing papers for her...

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nosugar_nomilk June 24 2010, 03:49:02 UTC
Ha, I see. Since you had such an excellent teacher, I'm sure you'll make a fine clerk. I don't doubt that she'd be proud of your filing prowess.

Life is a cycle, and we return to our beginnings sometimes. Who knows, maybe you'll find something there that you missed the first time around.

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young_maiden June 24 2010, 04:37:03 UTC
Well, well. Sneaking and spying like the true con you've proven to be! And you make me out to be a criminal!

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[[forgive my terrible white knighting compulsion]] nosugar_nomilk June 24 2010, 05:44:26 UTC
I should point out that viewing public cases doesn't actually count as spying. I've done it myself.

You can't be a con if you weren't convicted of a crime. He wasn't.

Being precise in your language is something you need to work on if you want to write poetry, sweetheart.

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((.....DD: *burns all traces of your WIP love ballad*)) young_maiden June 24 2010, 11:36:38 UTC
.....!

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young_maiden June 24 2010, 11:38:15 UTC
H-hey! Those are minor details! MINOR! Haven't you heard of poetic license? It's all open to interpretation - just like poetry should be!!

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