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Monday, July 11, 2005

Male PMS

I tried to post something this weekend, but I couldn't find the time to do it...I flaked out on the BTQ, Friday Spies that I so desperately wanted to get involved in and what have I done? Not a damn thing. Yup, call me Slackervilla....Ok, that wasn't just you. That was dumb. My apologies.

With all the bad news coming from London and Iraq (and every other country it seems), it sometimes makes what I work on and do seem extremely trivial...I feel a little guilty I guess, guilty and confused.

I'm going to go out on a bit of a limb here, but here goes...Ladies and gents...I believe I am suffering from male PMS. Of course, I have NO idea what it's like to have PMS but it's the only way to describe how I've been feeling lately. It just feels like the last 4 or 5 days I seem to get emotional about work and even the news I read about or see on television, even more than usual. I don't feel sick or anything but the littlest thing seems to really set me off. Anyway, I don't want to sound like a whiney little punk. I just felt the need to share. I'm as confused as the rest of you. Actually, I'm regretting even writing about but I don't delete what I write (except to correct grammar/spelling) so I'm stuck with it.


Anway.

If anyone is interested, I came across a short and not very developed article on mitigation work on criminal/death penalty cases. The story is from the San Jose Mercury News and can be found HERE. It's interesting although I think it they could have gone a lot further with it than they did....they really just scratched the surface. That and maybe I didn't read it closely enough but I couldn't figure out if they were talking about a Private Investigator or a Mitigation Specialist.


Ok, I gotta go. I just dropped my morning banana onto the floor and I feel the need to cry.

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