This week I'm attempting to round up the posts using a single word.
- SuzyJd = awktopus.
- Wild Northwest Litigator = deposing.
- Only 3 Years = togetherness.
- Sammie B = talking.
- Dakota = employed.
- Cowgirl in the City = identity.
- And you know what else = baskets.
- Lag Liv = prays.
- Frequent Citations = shawl.
- Reluctant Grownup = gymnastics.
- Atty At Large = unwritten.
- Legally Certifiable = Pottermania.
- Atty Work Product = loss.
I read an article about Ruth Bader Ginsburg in which, among other things, she discussed the challenges of being a mom in the legal profession. She noticed that whenever there was a difficulty with one of her children at school, for example, the school invariably called her, and not her husband, who was also a working attorney. Finally, she told them that her children had two parents and that the school should consider alternating which one they called. Such a simple response to a typical MILP challenge.
This is our #200th Roundup. 200 weeks -- since July 2007 -- we've been rounding up the posts written by our little community of lawyer (and law student) mommies. As I said on week #100: I would just like to take this occasion to note how honored I am to be even mentioned in the same sentence as some of these fantastic women bloggers. Thank you all for being part of this journey.
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