Sorry, I won't join in the Boston Police worship

[BlueCaliDem]

65. Maybe I should've done that, too, since now they kind of tell me I was wrong.

That was pretty embarrassing for me, but that wasn't something I did.

But on the bright side, they do respect authority and they've learned to respect the law because the law is the most powerful weapon for people to protect themselves with.

My son has never broken the law. His driving record is impeccable - he's never had a ticket either for a moving violation or a parking violation. He works hard and tries to show compassion where he can, and his boss loves him.

My daughter is a legal secretary being trained as the Vice President of New Relations for her law firm; a position she will have to fulfill by this time next year and what carries a yearly salary between $75k-$125k - and she's only twenty-one. She has decided to go for her Masters in Law at University of LaVerne {wants to be a corporate tax attorney for the law firm she's working for now and her bosses are paying for her education - until and unless she can get that scholarship}, and then her boss, an excellent attorney himself with a 93% success rate and a 190-IQ, has encouraged her to get her Phd in Political Science.

At least the good remained inside them even though there was plenty of bad that had happened to them that could've discouraged them.