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Laura Kitchell


Last Updated: 12/16/2009

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Gender: Female
State: Virginia
Country: US

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May 2, 2009 - Saturday 

Current mood:  animated
Category: Jobs, Work, Careers
Made a boo-boo today.  A funny one that made me laugh so hard my mascara ran.  I work in a law firm, a prestigious one in our specialty, and professionalism is the name of the game.  But today was Friday, and payday, and sunny, and warm.  I couldn't control myself.  When dropping off documents for one of our more gentlemanly attorneys to sign, I accidentally called him "baby."  I didn't do it on purpose.  It just sort of came flying out of my mouth as a tack-on to the end of a sentence.  I was exuberant, and apparently unable to contain it.  Damn it.  For those of you intimately familiar with me and my work, it was Bill.  Okay, now I know you're rolling on the floor - those of you who know Bill.  And you should have seen his reaction!  To give him complete credit, he didn't show one whit of change in his expression.  When he spoke, however, he couldn't quite put two thoughts together in a sentence.  I nearly burst!  I had to run out of there before I giggled and embarrassed him further, poor guy.  Back at my desk, I lost it.  And from time to time for the rest of the afternoon, every time I thought about it, I had to giggle some more.  That's me, folks.  Looking for the funny in everything.
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Sara

 
Rolling on the floor!!!! :) At least it wasn't the partner one office over from his. He he he he!!

I had an absolutely horrendous day, I wish I'd given you a call. This would have totally cheered me up.

That's ok, you know he's brought some things down into our office ... lets just say a picture is worth 1000 erotic words.


 
 
Posted by Sara on May 2, 2009 - Saturday - 1:20 AM
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