1. The Story of Arnie and Ophelia
2. Thoughts on Women Attorneys and the Conundrum of Appearance
3. Faye's Story: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2013. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Better Late Than Never: Best of 2013
Short and sweet: These were the top 3 posts based on page views on this blog for 2013.
1. The Story of Arnie and Ophelia
2. Thoughts on Women Attorneys and the Conundrum of Appearance
3. Faye's Story: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
1. The Story of Arnie and Ophelia
2. Thoughts on Women Attorneys and the Conundrum of Appearance
3. Faye's Story: Part One, Part Two, and Part Three.
Monday, January 7, 2013
2012: The Year in Review
January 2013 is Law On High Heels first birthday!
Looking back, my favorite personal post of 2012 is about my dad, who turned 70 in April. I also wrote a couple of posts on the never ending and annoying topic of "having it all" here and here. My favorite posts on legal topics in 2012 were about homestead law, copyright law and appropriation art, and the GPS decision by the US Supreme Court. Last but not least, the most viewed post on my blog for the year explains how to switch a car title after someone dies without having to see a lawyer.
January is a great time to make resolutions: it is a new year, a fresh start, an identifiable demarcation between the past and the as yet undetermined future. Any day could serve that purpose, but the first day of the new year just works, you know? My resolution is to shake off the gloom of the last quarter of 2012, and move forward with optimism, even when I don't feel it. Everything changes, like it or not, but change does not have to just happen to us.
So, Happy New Year, dear readers. Here's to starting the year out with optimism, even if it is forced at times, and barreling headlong toward the future, no brakes.
Cheers,
Julie
My Website
Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved Julie Ann Sombathy
Looking back, my favorite personal post of 2012 is about my dad, who turned 70 in April. I also wrote a couple of posts on the never ending and annoying topic of "having it all" here and here. My favorite posts on legal topics in 2012 were about homestead law, copyright law and appropriation art, and the GPS decision by the US Supreme Court. Last but not least, the most viewed post on my blog for the year explains how to switch a car title after someone dies without having to see a lawyer.
January is a great time to make resolutions: it is a new year, a fresh start, an identifiable demarcation between the past and the as yet undetermined future. Any day could serve that purpose, but the first day of the new year just works, you know? My resolution is to shake off the gloom of the last quarter of 2012, and move forward with optimism, even when I don't feel it. Everything changes, like it or not, but change does not have to just happen to us.
So, Happy New Year, dear readers. Here's to starting the year out with optimism, even if it is forced at times, and barreling headlong toward the future, no brakes.
Cheers,
Julie
My Website
Copyright 2013 All Rights Reserved Julie Ann Sombathy
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