Friday Afternoon

[Anthony D. Frisolone]

4:32 p.m. I can't wait to go home. My office is hot, I'm bored. The transcript I've been working on for the last three days -- aviation antitrust litigation -- has finally bored me to not wanting to look at it. Good thing it's a seven-day turnaround. I'll work on it some more tomorrow morning.

I just want to go to the gym and work out. If there's one thing I need right now, I really want to get out of here, get in my car, blast some music as I drive down the hightway. Maybe I'll put in the first Linkin Park or some Metallica. Master of Puppets -- anything after ...And Justice For All doesn't do it for me. I just want to be free of this uncomfortable office. I've seen enough of this place and I'm tired of it.

Give me my 48-hour respite now!! As I call out to the warden. Actually, it's my office mate, Fred, but he'll do for now as he gives me a chuckle. I clink my water bottle against my imaginary bars like prisoners do in those old movies I used to watch with my relatives.

Oh, good, I've wasted 20 minutes to writing this.

Have a great weekend!

[Renate Levy Reid, RPR]

Hey, you can't work this morning....you have to proctor my CRR test!!!! When you get this, you'll have seen me already.....all frazzled because I'll probably have been late...again...coming from Mineola, and so sorry. You'll remember me. I'll be the center of attention, like last time, scrambling to set up, most probably sitting at the head of the class, because there's no other space, borrowing an extension from some charitable soul because I forgot mine again. But I agree with Kelli, at least you have work. I'm starving out here, it's been so slow.
Bye for now.



Renate

[Elizabeth A. Willis-Lewis]

I say put in Ride the Lightening! A classic that never gets old :) Have a fabulous weekend.