Well, I've been looking at my options. I talked to one of my good friends, who told me to check out government jobs because sometimes the jobs there need legal experience but they don't want a lawyer. Hmmm...I could do that. I also emailed a blogger who graduated from law school but never bothered with the bar to find out what he does. He's in business of some kind, not appealing to me, but still, that means the world doesn't end (or begin) with the bar.
I feel stronger every day. It sounds strange, but I'm almost glad I didn't pass. Passing would have meant that the tsunami of my life would have continued without my even noticing if I like it. Now I have to (and get to) determine what I want. This is something I never really considered before.
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"The great question that has never been answered, and which I have not yet been able to answer, despite my thirty years of research into the feminine soul, is 'What does a woman want?'" - Freud "Memories and possibilities are ever more hideous than realities. " - H.P. Lovecraft "I love you only because it's you the one I love." - Pablo Neruda
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The Color Purple - Alice Walker
Little Earthquakes - Jennifer Weiner
A Wolf at the Table - Augusten Burroughs
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- When I'm good, I'm really, really good. When I'm bad, I'm funny. PS - I always have a song in my head, and I'm willing to share, if only to escape the song. I'm trying to figure out how to describe myself. It really isn't that easy.
2 comments:
I think you're awesome and I continue to admire your strength every day. And even with all you have going on, you still find the time to talk your friends down from the ledges. Love you, babe!
You do have an interesting array of education and experience. You can speak Spanish, you have degrees in counseling and law, and you've had experience in the corporate/tech world.
I'm not suggesting to not take the bar again (but I'm not saying you have to either,) but see all your options. My only caution with government is finding a position that is locked in with a party; changes can lead to unemployment. Also, since you have an IQ which can be measured, you won't quality for anything in the current Executive Branch where incompetence and ignorance are considered to be wonderful assets.
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