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They say that there's a broken light for every heart on Broadway
Assorted casualties of my thought processes this afternoon. First, a meme from ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
pnh, although I suspect I will have to get fleurdelis28 to explain it to me:
YOU ARE RULE 15!
You're a very helpful rule! You allow the attorney to amend their complaint once as a matter of course at any time before the answer is filed, and also allow amendments in other cases. If a claim relates back to the original transaction or occurrence outlined in the complaint, you can amend the complaint, even though the statute of limitations has run. Like a good friend, you're always there to help out in a bind.
Which
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Are You?
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Take that, statute of limitations. You can delay, but you can't hide.
A week ago Sunday, I attended a party at Lily's On The Pond for one of my beloved teachers from Brandeis; see details here. The marvelous Viking Zen, who is one of the people who changed my life in those years—and is now the mother of a criminally adorable child, I kid you not; to make eye contact is to melt—took photographs, and I offer one of them below.
(Cut for the usual photographic reasons. Yes, we're work-safe.)
That's me; that's Peter. My necklace iselisem's Remember What You Say in Dreams, Part 4. His concertina is a hundred and ten years old. We look pretty much like ourselves.
And I got a postcard fromgreyselke, who so far as I know is still in Egypt. The stamp has a little hunting tomb figure on it. Cool.
Off to dinner. I am introducing my class to Korean storytelling traditions tonight: we're watching Chunhyang. I'm only sorry nobody seems to have taped Peter Sellars' ART production of The Children of Herakles that I saw in 2003. They had an epic singer from Kazakhstan, one of the first female performers in that tradition. She was worth the whole show.
pnh, although I suspect I will have to get fleurdelis28 to explain it to me:YOU ARE RULE 15!
You're a very helpful rule! You allow the attorney to amend their complaint once as a matter of course at any time before the answer is filed, and also allow amendments in other cases. If a claim relates back to the original transaction or occurrence outlined in the complaint, you can amend the complaint, even though the statute of limitations has run. Like a good friend, you're always there to help out in a bind.
Which
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure Are You?
brought to you
by Quizilla
Take that, statute of limitations. You can delay, but you can't hide.
A week ago Sunday, I attended a party at Lily's On The Pond for one of my beloved teachers from Brandeis; see details here. The marvelous Viking Zen, who is one of the people who changed my life in those years—and is now the mother of a criminally adorable child, I kid you not; to make eye contact is to melt—took photographs, and I offer one of them below.
(Cut for the usual photographic reasons. Yes, we're work-safe.)
That's me; that's Peter. My necklace is
elisem's Remember What You Say in Dreams, Part 4. His concertina is a hundred and ten years old. We look pretty much like ourselves. And I got a postcard from
greyselke, who so far as I know is still in Egypt. The stamp has a little hunting tomb figure on it. Cool.Off to dinner. I am introducing my class to Korean storytelling traditions tonight: we're watching Chunhyang. I'm only sorry nobody seems to have taped Peter Sellars' ART production of The Children of Herakles that I saw in 2003. They had an epic singer from Kazakhstan, one of the first female performers in that tradition. She was worth the whole show.
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And in that picture you really look like you're eyeing Peter up -- for lunch . . .
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