Stacie Rosenzweig
@ethicking.com
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Lawyer in MKE. Licensed WI/IL. #ethicking, licensing law, politics/elections, WeirdLaw, pie. She/her. Posts are personal, not legal advice, maybe attorney advertising.
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The quoted image does not have alt text but it is a cover of the book "Life, Law & Liberty: A Memoir" by Justice Anthony Kennedy
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This is the weirdest throw pillow ever
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In Milwaukee, it's Miller Park (some even say County Stadium even though that was torn down 25 years ago)

My child who is 15 and born a year after the name change and never lived in Illinois calls that big building in Chicago the Sears Tower
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It was Captain Underpants for my kid, too
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Who was hot boxing in the elevator at work today? Jeez.
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Ahhh yes I know that song

It's on the album, "Can You Believe They Went To Brunch Right After The Rally"
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What on earth is “true organizing?”
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This skeet is brought to you by the mom of a kid who didn't really read until second grade and then took off with Captain Underpants

I later learned he could actually read OK but didn't want to deal with the boring "leveled readers" so he just...didn't

He is 15 and still somewhat ungovernable
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Fart jokes get some kids reading, so give them fart jokes
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Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
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Granted, our party of four in 2022 included an extra teenage boy, and our party of four in 2025 instead included a teenage girl eating in the presence of a new BF so that may have something to do with it
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Interestingly, we were in Panera yesterday (it's what's near the self-pick apple orchard) and it was $45 for four, which is a lot less than the $63 we spent in 2022, and in line with the $36 we spent for 3 in 2023

I don't know if we're making more prudent choices or if Panera is
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They're $10-14 here in Milwaukee (though adding lobster to a potato or mac and cheese kicks that up significantly) and meant to be shared between 2-3 people
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Regardless of risk tolerance I don't think "address will be provided upon RSVP" is great for a protest. (I understand it needs to happen for some fundraisers and meetings.)
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"Instead of making our second graders (which means their moms) sell wrapping paper so that the school can make $1.97 on $15 worth of purchases, can I just ask people for $15 and not have to deal?"

That does not go over well on main but some of the moms quietly shoot thumbs-up and nod at you
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I oversimplified--it's specific to one person's situation. The group is MothersEsquire Worldwide.
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Yeah I did not/do not fit in with most IRL mom groups, be it a meetup or the PTO
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This one is Facebook so I can pop in and out and that's for the best--I've gotten a couple of referrals from there
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It’s that one, but it could just easily be something else, it comes up enough
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I am become Clippy, destroyer of worlds
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Ditto the "now we can slow down and appreciate what matters" people during the covid shutdowns.
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I realize I am not a sentimental person--I lost my job when I was pregnant and I wanted to bite the head off of people who said thinks like "now you can get paid in snuggles!!!" as though that would pay my mortgage or restore my self-worth.
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but I had absolutely no reservations about him being in care, and then later, me going on trips without him. (23 is my stepson so there is a different dynamic there.)

I'm lucky to have worked at a decent place for the last 11 years, so I've not had to miss much that was important to him. /end
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For me, it's not really either (though if I had to choose, it's closer to the other way around). Some like having their little kids at their feet when they work. A lot feel guilty about leaving their kids at daycare or going on a business trip. Granted, I did not travel when my son was tiny, 1/