I Probably Should Be Studying

But I couldn't resist posting this email I received about two hours ago, being the attention seeking whore that I am.

Dear Wayne,
I read your "reasons to live at home with your parents the first year of law school" comment and am very interested in talking to you for an article I am doing. I am a journalist at a national financial magazine tackling the subject of "boomerang kids" and looking for a family to profile who illustrates the problems and advantages of this issue. [Someone please tell me that either Playboy or Maxim has added a small but well-respected and recognized financial section to their magazine. ed.]

If you think you might be willing to be interviewed-and I hope you are, based on your other postings, you're obviously very funny and articulate-let me know and I will explain in more detail what it is I am doing and looking for. [Apparently, my attempts at being subtle with regards to my funniness and my articulateness (sp? - hell, is that even a word??) have been in vain. Damnit Aylin! - ed.]

Hope to hear from you soon. And good luck with your end of year-

Joan Caplin

So how should I respond? Remain in comeplete obscurity or go for "Only 99.943623569% Obscure!"? Perhaps I could become the second most famous boomerang kid in the North American legal world. The word "famous" stretched to its outermost limits of course.

*Sniff Sniff* I smell a poll.