{"id":45352,"date":"2012-12-22T05:19:10","date_gmt":"2012-12-22T10:19:10","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/horizonsmagazine.com\/blog\/?p=45352"},"modified":"2016-12-22T06:36:09","modified_gmt":"2016-12-22T11:36:09","slug":"recalling-al-lagano","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/horizonsmagazine.com\/blog\/recalling-al-lagano\/","title":{"rendered":"Recalling Al Lagano"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Al \u00a0was the attorney I worked for when (astrologially) I hit my<\/span> Uranus opposition <\/a>at age 40. Working at the Nick Tsamoutales law\u00a0firm\u00a0was a real motivator for conscious evolution and not only because they had the longest hours and lowest pay of any legal office in the area. \u00a01992 was a pivotal time in my spiritual awakening when I was practicing\u00a0tapas\/austerities<\/a> and putting myself through many disciplines and deprivations. I’d just left working for Judge Stanley Wolfman in Rockledge 30 miles north. I wasn’t yet ready to work full time for myself. Al’s office was close to home and he was fun in the interview. Al had a mixed legal practice and I had experience in everything he did and knew the software. The pay was half the going rate but I took the job as a “deprivation” to work through, to overcome my belief I had to make a certain amount of money each week. To see what spiritual lesson I might gain by my self imposed “poverty.” Al was a fun guy, he got along with everyone. \u00a0He had a few shady clients (which likely got him into his current mess) and I later went into business with one of them, Steve G. Smith. I left when Nick’s paralegal showed him my\u00a0Yellow Pages ad for legal document preparation under the name Andrea’s Legal Ease. \u00a0I thought what I did on my own time was no one’s business but he saw it as a conflict and fired me. \u00a0As I was packing my desk, Steve approached me about doing collection work for local veterinarian offices he knew, so we went into business together. For a short time. \u00a0Steve<\/span>\u00a0acted dishonorably during our venture and I got a good lesson. But Al,\u00a0<\/span>Al was always a real cool guy. Today is his 4 year anniversary of being in custody. It looks like he got home for the holidays —<\/span>>\u00a0Brevard lawyer detained in Ecuador after skipping town before grand theft trial<\/a><\/p>\n

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