>> I am so not who you want your daughter to talk to about how
to map her career out, because I was very fortunate.
I got married right out of high school.
I went to work.
We have our 20th anniversary tomorrow, and you know we're still crazy about each other.
But I worked and then we had our son and then that's when I started going to school.
And I went to school in Louisville, and then he went onto school and then I went on law school.
And like I said I then transferred to Georgetown, so I was very fortunate.
And the other thing is, by the time I was up for partner, my son Trey was doing great,
my husband worked from home, so it was much easier for me than it is for a lot
of my partners, who are trying to make partner at the same time they were trying
to have a family and or they had little kids.
So, no. I'm not a good -- you don't want to follow my path necessarily.
I just was very lucky.