Lawrenceville, GA 30045
I attend the American Institute of business in Des Moines from September 1983 to May of 1985 and first worked as a court reporter in Omaha for a year and a half. Since then, I have lived and worked several places, most notably Miami for six years, where I survived Hurricane Andrew in the later summer of 1992, and Washington DC. I was in Washington for three years before I decided to permanently ( I hope, anyway) relocate to the South. I ended up in Atlanta in the fall of 1997, where I have been ever since.
the task of a court reporter is neither as glamorous as perceived by some (the OJ Simpson trial notwithstanding) or as monotonous as perceived by others, but it is what I want to do with my life, and god willing, that is how I will spend at least the next 20 years. Those of you who knew me from typing class and/or shorthand class with Mr. Grosland will understand my career choice, I am sure. I mean, simple common sense dictates that you should choose the things that you like doing, I guess we all know that by now.
Perhaps I should apologize for the somewhat expurgated nature of this epistle, but to explain otherwise would be too thrasonical and/or otherwise inappropriate, a fact that only the most percipient among us will realize.
