f/k/a . . .

I’ve got to run, but you can take a stroll in the woods

with paul m:

 

 

 

wind-shaped trees

a young hawk

measures the sky

 

 

 

 

a lark’s song

the thinning creek

above the falls

 

 

 

 

 

 

morning chill

trout fingerlings

in the shallows

 

 

paul m - finding the way (Press Here, 2002)

                                                                                           

 

This post is part four of a 4-part essay. It has been moved to contingency fees (part 4 of 4): ethical duties (April 7, 2006).  Don’t miss the rest of this series:

• contingency fees (part 1 of 4): market failure April 2, 2006
• contingency fees (part 2 of 4): risk matters April 3, 2006
• contingency fees(part 3 of 4): do “standard” fees still exist? April 5, 2006