REPORTING FOR SERVICE YOUR HONOR
I simply have nothing to say today except...
"I'll see you again when I've served my time!"
Blessings to you and kudos to me as I willingly serve my country :)...Rebecca
"I'll see you again when I've served my time!"
Blessings to you and kudos to me as I willingly serve my country :)...Rebecca
Jury duty, ugh! I hope things go quickly for you =)
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sue
I hope that it goes by fast for you. I know that you would rather be painting roses!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Lee Laurie
Kudos to you my friend, even though I know you went with your feet dragging the ground, hopefully you won't have to stay long. ;)
ReplyDelete♥ Teresa
Well, I guess ya' gotta' do whatcha' gotta' do!!
ReplyDeleteTTYL!!
Marilyn
xxoo
Rebecca, I hope the time passes quickly. I understand how you feel.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Barb
I declare Ms Rebecca, the court's rulers luvs you!! Where nice bright pink, smile nicely (or scorn~you might scare the judged one straight) and give the judge a wink. They may throw you off in fear of being tooooo sweet, nice and lenient.
ReplyDeleteHow I would NOT like this day!
Praying it goes quickly or is so incredibly interesting that you love being there.
ReplyDeletefrom The Raggedy Girl
My 1st comment! I recently did jury duty - for a whole month. I found it to be one of the most interesting experiences. I was fascinated by the case, the process, the system, the respect, the lawyers, the plaintiffs, the defendants, the other jurors, the not being able to discuss the case until deliberation, and the deliberation. Surprisingly, what we found out AFTER the case was over, confirmed our decision. I would encourage anyone who could...to do it.
ReplyDeleteHurry back we will miss your Blog! Blessing to you from Canada...
ReplyDeleteBat your eyes & flash that smile ... won't take long for a verdict then.
ReplyDeleteChuckle! Good luck ...
TTFN ~ Marydon