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Name: Katie
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Interests: peanut butter, running, Mexico, & Jesus!
Expertise: getting myself into sticky situations
Occupation: Atty
Industry: Legal


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Member Since: 1/7/2005

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Friday, April 20, 2012

Today is me and Ben 's 5 month anniversary...and I got promoted to be a felony prosecutor!!! woo hoo! What an amazing, blessed day, and what an amazing God I have.  Two years ago I was living with a friend, in a difficult relationship, and didn't have a job. I felt so hopeless and now I'm so happy. God has seen me through so many difficult times where I didn't think I'd survive. He has freed me from so many burdens. Thank you Lord for being my rock.


Saturday, February 04, 2012

The Man/Boy of My Dreams

His name is Ben. I love him. The end....the beginning, really. 


Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Sometimes I'm afraid that the stress of this job is turning me into somebody I don't want to be. I find myself saying F*&^ and S&^% about every other word and I feel like my soul is getting sucked out of me half the time just by the sheer ruthless tactics that I have to deal with every day. I feel like I'm a big disappointment to God. I should be glorifying God with my words and actions and I feel like a big fat failure. I could talk about how disappointed in myself I am all day long, but there comes a point when I have to wonder if it's false guilt? I mean, once I'm forgiven, isn't that it? I can try to do better and not beat myself up again and again? Maybe I just had this image in my head how I would definitely stand out, in a good way, like the salt of the earth, as a lawyer, and perhaps chip away at the stereotype of all lawyers are soulless sleaze bags. Am I becoming a soulless sleaze bag? I was raised to always take the high road, but it's hard to remember that just because that might not get you where you want to be on this earth, doesn't mean that I'm not getting rewards piled up somewhere else. The last thing I want is for my job to become only about winning and outsmarting other attorneys that I don't respect. I am called to turn the other cheek (which doesn't mean becoming a doormat or a weakling) but merely to take the high road and handle every situation with care and courage. Lord help.


Monday, October 03, 2011

Paranoid new girlfriends. I'm dealing with one of those now....help! I don't understand this whole paranoid thing amongst new girlfriends. Clearly if I broke up with him then I don't want him....so chills out, lady. Any advice?

 

I will give a full update later....this was just sort of an ongoing weird thing and I'm not quite sure how to address it.

 

 

 


Wednesday, August 17, 2011

I have had one of those weeks were I feel like life is passing me by.  Everywhere I go someone is either getting married or having a baby.  It makes me feel a bit out of the loop, almost like my life is insignificant. BUT, I know that that is not true. Last week, I went to Las Vegas for my little brother's wedding.  I stayed up almost the entire night before wondering what happened to the little boy that I knew.  I remember when we were little kids and he used to walk around with a superman cape glued to his back and a sword in his hand. Last year, I found that old pirate sword stuck in my piano when Walt and I tried to play a few keys. Turns out that that was the reason why the piano was out of tune....a little boy had hidden it there about 15 plus years ago. I remember building tents with him in our old house on Marina Drive. We would make a tent out of bed sheets and use the railing as support. We once built this really cool fort that even had a living room and a hallway that we had to crawl through. I remember when I was just a tot, climbing out of the bathtub when my brother ran in, bit me on the butt, and then ran out.  I didn't even knew what hit me. He just found a juicy cheek, sunk his teeth in, I screamed, and my parents never even knew. What a little jerk! I remember the first day I went off to college and I said goodbye to my brother in my dorm room. That was ten years ago. My advice to him was to "stay away from all of the high school whores."  I remember the first time I met his bride to be and I thought, "she's not good enough for my brother" because in my eyes, no one was. I remember when I was in Alabama and Patrick just found out that he got accepted into a diesel mechanic school. I was so proud of him.  And, I remember the night a little over a year ago when he told me he bought a ring, and I told him that I wanted him to be with a woman that loved him, but even more so loved God. I thought about all of these things that night. The sweet little boy with the tattered blue blankie was getting married.  It was a difficult day, for more reasons than one. The week before, my boyfriend and I had split, the year before, I had been wanting to plan my own wedding with the man I loved when that dream crumbled and my heart turned to stone with the causal phrase "I have no burning desire to see you" and I began a long pattern of dating, dating, and more dating. Man, after man, after man, eliminating them like the damn bachelorette. Seriously, it was a chronic pattern that finally ended in February.  Here I was, though, in Vegas, on the day of my brother's wedding.....waiting for the ceremony to begin at Mandalay Bay.  A bunch of bridesmaids, myself included, and groomsmen were standing around, waiting our turn to walk down the aisle. The wedding coordinator was pairing us up with our groomsmen when I turned to my cousin and said, "welp, I guess it's cousins walking each other down the aisle." Nick looked at me and laughed. Patrick then said casually, "No, Katie, you are walking me down the aisle."  I think my face said "well, all be damn, how do you like that." I looked at him and said, "are you sure you don't want mom to do it?" And he said, "No, I want you to do it."  It was the honor of my life. I hugged Patrick, kissed him on the cheek, and told him I loved him.  It was a great day after all.  It made me feel significant and special.  Life is not passing me by even though at times it feels like it.  At times, I still look back and feel like a 17 year old girl pretending to be a lawyer in a suit that is too big for her.  A 17 year old girl who keeps staying in the same place when all of her friends are maturing.  But hey, my life has been a blessing. 



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