>> I'm pretty ecstatic myself - that is, if Phyllis was serious and not
>> just kidding around (she hasn't responded to email or phone call
>
>she's up to her ears: they're hosting a Collaborative Law Trainers
>Retreat this week. And because she's the gal in town, folks are tending
>to depend on her for logistics and all (plus she has to wrap up things in
>her practice to be off Friday....).
>
Phyllis got to the point of asking me to send her my resume so that she
could "keep it on file" and then I never heard from her again
>
However, I have started working for BC Online who are paying me exactly
twice what I was making at Moir & Moir (I have already been given a raise
based on the work I've done for them so far) without the commute. I work
from home, and all they want to see is the results, so it doesn't matter
when or how I do things as long as they have them when they need them. I go
to meetings about once a week, which last between 2 and 4 hours - and they
feed me each time I do that. With their budget, feeding me involves top of
the line restaurants. So I really am living my dream - I'm at home, and can
work on my books as well as making a living
>
Thanks for all your help and support
>
Laurie can't believe it Phoenix

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