paul m. makes me want to dive right into autumn:
autumn footpath;
on the familiar elm
new initials
falling leaves
the rusty wheelbarrow
heavy with stones
by paul m., from A New Resonance 2: Emerging Voices in English-
Language Haiku (Jim Kacian & Dee Evetts, eds., Red Moon Press, 2001)
credits: “autumn footpath” – Frogpond XX:3;falling leaves” – Modern Haiku XXIX: 1
by dagosan:
supine at noon
sunshine spotlights
one big toe
[Sept. 14, 2004]
Update (4 PM): Dennis W. Driscoll, the “Silent Associate” involved in the April 7th
Daniels v. Alander case, left an extensive Comment today explaining his position, and
opining that the decision “puts all attorneys at risk”. For all the reasons stated in my
posts and comments on this topic, and without the benefit of the transcript, I believe
the principle applied was sound and that lawyers have been catastrophizing over it.
Lawyers seeking advice: (1) Carolyn wonders if she should delete old posts that put
individual lawyers in a bad light and (2) Evan ponders alcohol at lunch.
And, one from me: Do you agree with this advice from the Flint, MI, firm of Rizik & Rizik
on how to find a lawyer: “Judges are the best examples of secular trust in the community.
Give one a call for an opinion about your attorney or for a referral. He or she may be able
to direct you to the appropriate resource to find an attorney. You’ll be surprised how
approachable a judge will be.” Yeah, I would be surprised.