Who knew that having a new business was just like having a new baby? No, don't laugh. Listen to this story. It was about a year and a half ago that Mr Angel Jem read this book, The Litigators, by John Grisham. I love JG, I read a lot of JG for the same reason I watch a lot of courtroom dramas and sit on a Sunday watching football. Mr AJ likes them, so there's a lot of it about and it's well worth sharing an interest together (and, no, he CANNOT crochet, although his Mum used to dressmake and he has a lot of respect for useful crafts.) The role of the book is crucial in our story. The hero, David Zinc, has it all; a good job in a big firm, a big BIG firm. But it takes all his time and he is working for the firm. So one day he walks out. Just goes, sets off, gets well drunk in a bar and wanders off to a very dubious part of town where he meanders into a 'boutique' (meaning small) law firm and asks for a job. We were in London. Seriously. Staying for a week in...
I want to know now what you're aspiring to achieve. Nosey, aren't I?
ReplyDeleteYou're called Jo, aren't you? It goes with the name.... I have lots of aspirations. I'll tell you more another day!
DeleteOh sounds exciting!
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2016; a year of change. I could either curl up and die or move forward with a confident song (Sound of Music for me, every time!)
DeleteI love the feeling of starting fresh with a new year... full of aspiration xx
ReplyDeleteThank you. Blank pages are so ready to be written on!
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A whole new book of aspiration! Thank you x
Deletegood word xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you. I needed a word to focus my design for life on!
DeleteGreat word! Mine is Simplify.
ReplyDeleteI'm just not ready to go for simplification yet! Good luck x
DeleteGood choice of word - and very apt, especially as I submitted an application for a new job today! like Justine's above too - may have to go for a combination of the two!
ReplyDeleteCaz xx
Good luck with the application! Aspirational simplicity; it sounds like a course you could run on the Apprentice for a team-building day out. Or combine the words together; simpiration or asplicity?
DeleteA great word! xx
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DeleteFab word choice! :-) x
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