Hooray for clients that don't do what they are supposed to!

I know I shouldn't say that, but I was all ready for bed (teeth brushed, vitamins taken, face washed and glasses on) and I remembered that I was supposed to file a case for a client. Should I skip it, file it in the morning, really... no harm, no foul? OR, if I just get it done, it will be one less thing to do tomorrow. Reluctantly, I went to the computer, got out the file and started working. I was getting all ready to settle into the evening work... but then... There is a class that all our clients have to take before their case can be filed. When the class is finished, the clients are given a certificate to file with the court. I went to get this particular client's certificate and much to my surprise the little pop-up at the bottom said, "NO LUCK!" (it didn't really say that, but you get the idea). Anyway, now, without the certificate... I can't file the case and I can blog instead... HOORAY!!! :)

Things have been kind of quiet around here. I don't really have too much to report. Steve and I are trying to figure out a date to get married, but we keep getting side tracked. No solid plans, but lots of talk about where we should go to celebrate our marriage (I still have a hard time calling it a "honeymoon!" but am working on it.) :) There are so many places that I want to go. Italy, Greece, Belize, Panama, Costa Rica, Ireland. The list goes on and on. Steve is a little more practical than I am and sees the dollar signs with each extravagant idea I come up with, but I am sure we will come up with some sort of compromise... Somewhere to go that is worth every penny. :)

Anyway, one quick note before I retire to the Twilight reading everyone is addicted too... only 9 more days until I my 28Th birthday. As the third sister in line, I never feel like I am old enough to be the year I am. I guess I think of Jen and Em as "right" age. They seem to fit the age that they are, while at the same time, they fit the age that I am supposed to be. I am still the "little" sister, tagging along to see if they will let me play barbies or slide a "super banana" and "super pickle" down the banister with them. It is hard to find sisters that can do everything and can do it well - They made up the best dances to records, played "Orphanage" under the stairs (you should see Em as Ms. Hanigan), made great horses for Ben and I to ride, and you seriously couldn't beat the microwaved hamburgers Jen used to make - (no wonder I am a vegetarian) :) They are great sisters and great examples and, even though they once tied a string to the cat's collar and tried to take it for a walk, they are two of the most amazing and intelligent people I have ever met. I love them both for the wonderful mothers that they are to my little nieces and nephews and for the great friends they are to me.