And it continues in SF

Blogging in the brown leather laz-boy in SF sure feels different.

There's always a good excuse for a few days of missed bloggs. Friday morning I emailed in my resume to Hanson Bridgett for a short-term case-clerk position. Monday morning I took off from OC, and this morning I had the interview. There's a distinct possibility that I may be looking at 3-4 months of SF residence starting today.

The interview went well. Perhaps a little bit too well--there wasn't a thing I would change about the interview and that was probably a sign that I fucked up something major during the interview. i was interviewed by the paralegal, who I had decent rapport. The case will be against Flour Daniel which is headquartered in, guess where, Aliso Viejo. The discovery will be conducted electronically, using, guess what, Summation. Megan Allyse, the interviewing paralegal, is interested in my philosophy background and who is (I deducted) interested in bioethics herself, and was curious about, guess who, Agnieszka Jaworska. It seems I had all of the cards...

Which would make it difficult for me to refuse the position if I had gotten accepted. I'm actually getting used to the idea of chillin' at home and taking Saddleback classes and aborting that to come to SF actually isn't as appealing as it would have been even 3 weeks ago. What changed? Meditation? I doubt it.

Just rolling in karma, rolling along.