June 19, 2012 1:30 pm
Aviva Drescher… “I’m scareda Heather… you do it, Ramona…”
On last night’s Real Housewives of New York, Aviva Drescher was bathing her children and CameraAviva spewed out her CV… and an impressive CV it was! Aviva is a graduate of Vassar and went on to obtain a law degree…
Aviva Drescher… “Your name today will be ‘Snapple’…”
Aviva then said that all that time in school was a waste, as she is content taking care of her children being a stay at home mother.
Could not agree with Aviva more! Aviva would never make it as an attorney!
Aviva said that she’s going to call on Ramona to do her battles…
NOTE: Imagine Aviva in a courtroom… she would forever be second chair! If Aviva took on a client all by herself, the judge would probably suggest to Aviva’s client that they get another attorney!
I guess she finds a organ donor to give her some balls because from some of the previews of the season she later goes off calling people white trash!
Great post and so true!
She woulda been a personal injury attorney……
No skill involved, and she has something in common with the guy who lost his thumbs on the Frosty machine at Wendy’s.
ninja: LOL!! Exactly… 99% of those cases are settled out of court… nice catch! TFC!!! SH
These degrees are called MRS degrees, she knew the type of women these brokers/wall streets type goes for and she followed the plan…GOOD FOR HER
I don’t see anything wrong with educating yourself as much as possible, but I do wonder why anyone would go through law school without really intending to practice. Maybe when her kids get older she will return to some kind of work that will make use of her education. That would be smart, as you just never know what can happen to your marriage or your wealth!
She would be okay in Australia. Lawyers practice as a barrister or solicitor, but rarely both at the same time. Its perfectly acceptable to just be a solicitor, it doesn’t mean you are an ambulance chaser or a hack. Also barristers have to dress like this in court
http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2006/12/16/knSILK_narrowweb__300x455,0.jpg