He's My Client, And He's Counting On

It's Amazing How Lies Grow. You Start With A Small One That Seems Easy To Cover, Then You Get Boxed In And Tell Another One. Then Another. People Believe You At First, Then They Act Upon Your Lies, And You Catch Yourself Wishing You'd Simply Told The Truth.

It's As If We Spend Our Entire Lives Avoiding Jell-o But It Is Always There At The End, Waiting.

You Live Your Life Today, Not Tommorow, And Certainly Not Yesterday.

We Learned After The First Semester In Law School That It's Best Never To Discuss Exams. If Notes Are Compared Afterwards, You Become Painfully Aware Of Things You Missed.

Privileged People Don't March And Protest; Their World Is Safe And Clean And Governed By Laws Designed To Keep Them Happy.