What are you thinking right now?

I'am thinking how i should really clean my room lol

Don't you wish a mechanic from the garage was in the car with you Debbie?

I am thinking that I need a whole lot more sleep if I am going to function today..............

Yes, Rhonda I do!! The problem started last Friday, so I got my husband to take it on a test drive and wouldn't you know it, it acted perfectly for him!

I am thinking at this moment, I am afraid to go back to work, with the car acting like it is..:sad5:

I am thinking that I am nervous about going for jury duty in May.

It'll be fine, right???

I am mostly worried about finding someone to get the kids off to school in the morning.

I've never been to jury duty ,I hope it goes alright for you!


I'am thinking about my friend & hoping she is ok.(she was upset this morning)

pamh36 wrote:

I am thinking that I am nervous about going for jury duty in May. It'll be fine, right???

It's a snap, Pam. I've done it half a dozen times. Once you get a feel for how things work, it's kind of fun. Plus if you're in a bad mood you can convict someone and it'll make you feel a lot better.

I hope that if I ever have to go to court, that Rob is not on the Jury Duty :unsure: lol

Thanks,

Mybe you could get out of going to Jury Duty?


I'am thinking of going to bed soon

Rob wrote:

pamh36 wrote:

I am thinking that I am nervous about going for jury duty in May. It'll be fine, right???

It's a snap, Pam. I've done it half a dozen times. Once you get a feel for how things work, it's kind of fun. Plus if you're in a bad mood you can convict someone and it'll make you feel a lot better.

Let me guess..........you don't get chosen for duty very often, do you..... :Hahaha:

I am thinking that... I soon have to start packing.. We are going away until tomorrow night..

I am also thinking that... I hope my cats will be ok by themselves for that long..

I can't wait for 12pm... I'm working 1/2 day today. Weeee!

I'm Thinking what i should have for Lunch

Rob wrote:

It's a snap, Pam. I've done it half a dozen times. Once you get a feel for how things work, it's kind of fun. Plus if you're in a bad mood you can convict someone and it'll make you feel a lot better.

Well, when you put it that way, it doesn't sound so bad!

I am thinking that I wish my daughter was feeling better. She has tosilitis.

I hope she gets better!

i'am thinking about dinner!

I'm thinking I need to get off of this computer and start dinner.

Savannah wrote:

Let me guess..........you don't get chosen for duty very often, do you..... :Hahaha:

Savannah!

Actually, I get called fairly regularly every few years. My last time was in early 2004, for cases involving assault and child molestation.

The first time I was called for jury duty, I got kicked off for being too well-dressed. At least that's what I think happened. I had worn what I thought was proper attire for the occasion - nice slacks, a white shirt and a sportcoat. When I got to the courthouse and saw my fellow jurors, I realized that I was seriously overdressed. There were men in cutoffs, t-shirts and baseball caps, and women in short shorts and tube tops. Oops!

So I got seated on the jury. Both the defense attorney and the prosecutor are allowed to have jurors dismissed. (Rhonda, are they each allowed two juror removals? Or does it differ from state to state?) And sure enough, the defense lawyer took one look at me and said, "We'd like to remove juror #6." Boom, I was history.

I never found out why, but the defendant, an accused shoplifter, was a scruffy-looking long-haired guy. So I'm guessing when he saw me he probably nudged his lawyer and said, "Look, I don't want my fate in the hands of Ralph Lauren up there."

That's the only time I was ever removed from a jury. I've reported for jury duty a few times and not even been called to "come on down!". Maybe that's what'll happen to you, Pam.

Rob wrote:

Savannah wrote:

Let me guess..........you don't get chosen for duty very often, do you..... :Hahaha:

The first time I was called for jury duty, I got kicked off for being too well-dressed. At least that's what I think happened. I had worn what I thought was proper attire for the occasion - nice slacks, a white shirt and a sportcoat. When I got to the courthouse and saw my fellow jurors, I realized that I was seriously overdressed. There were men in cutoffs, t-shirts and baseball caps, and women in short shorts and tube tops. Oops!

Pam, when you go in, maybe you should wear a power suit, and carry a brief case. You don't have to have anything important in it - just look strong-willed, and ornery.

Rob, it sounds like you're getting to be a regular in the juror's box. Pretty soon you'll be on a first-name-basis with the judges!

I need to go to bed.

Rob wrote:

The first time I was called for jury duty, I got kicked off for being too well-dressed. At least that's what I think happened. I had worn what I thought was proper attire for the occasion - nice slacks, a white shirt and a sportcoat. When I got to the courthouse and saw my fellow jurors, I realized that I was seriously overdressed. There were men in cutoffs, t-shirts and baseball caps, and women in short shorts and tube tops. Oops!

So I got seated on the jury. Both the defense attorney and the prosecutor are allowed to have jurors dismissed. (Rhonda, are they each allowed two juror removals? Or does it differ from state to state?) And sure enough, the defense lawyer took one look at me and said, "We'd like to remove juror #6." Boom, I was history.

I never found out why, but the defendant, an accused shoplifter, was a scruffy-looking long-haired guy. So I'm guessing when he saw me he probably nudged his lawyer and said, "Look, I don't want my fate in the hands of Ralph Lauren up there."

That's the only time I was ever removed from a jury. I've reported for jury duty a few times and not even been called to "come on down!". Maybe that's what'll happen to you, Pam.

I am not sure how many they can remove, but because they are 'supposed' to be "tried by a jury of their peers", they took one look at you and figured you didn't hang out much with that guy! :haha:

I'am thinking about a whole lot of stuff!! Mostly about my friend i meet on the anne 3 Forum,Shes is verrrrrrrrrrrrrry sick..I hope she gets better!

Savannah wrote:

How's Kelsey doing this evening, Pam? I hope she's feeling a little better.

I just saw this Savannah! She is doing much better, back to herself now. By the next day, she was about herself again. Thanks for asking!

Rob wrote:

That's the only time I was ever removed from a jury. I've reported for jury duty a few times and not even been called to "come on down!". Maybe that's what'll happen to you, Pam.

I can only hope Rob! *LOL* That's funny that people showed up dressed so casual. It says right on my summons that jurors have to wear appropriate attire; no t-shirts, jeans, shorts, etc. Maybe if I do the opposite and show up in shorts and a tube top, they'll throw me off. Not that I ever could do that though!

Anyhow, what I'm thinking is that I'm glad my kids have 11 days off for their spring break and we all get to sleep in. Though in a few days I'll probably be thinking, when are they going back to school!!