Editor's Letter

• Publication year: 2021
• Pages: 0005
• Citation: Vol. 26 No. 6 Pg. 0005

Editor's Letter No. Vol. 26, No. 6 Pg. 5 Kansas Bar Journal June, 2021

EDITOR'S LETTER

The June Issue

The Georgia Bar Journal has been, for many years, a wonderful and high-quality publication. We have many awards to prove it. So, I was honored to be entrusted with the position as editor-in-chief two years ago. Honored, but also a little terrified. I mean, really, who am I? (Hint: the answer is "nobody.") I know a lot of grammar rules, I suppose. That comes in handy. I presume that my high school English teacher, Mr. O'Rourke, would be pretty proud of my firm grasp on the English language. But honestly, I have never not thought that some sort of mistake had been made, and that someone would figure out that somebody better ought to be in charge of this thing. Well, that hasn't happened, and I have now reached the end of my term. I might never quite understand how I ended up with this position, but it has been my immense pleasure to have, and I will always look back on this time of my life with great fondness for the experience.

I can't begin to express my thanks to the people who have helped me along the way. My fellow Editorial Board members are a dedicated group of talented attorneys, who give generously of their time and energy. The past editors-in-chief, especially Don Boyle and Bridgette Eckerson, have never hesitated to offer me their support and advice. Some of you might already know this, but the Communications staff at the State

Bar of Georgia is amazing. Lauren, Jennifer, Amber, Ashley and Sarah might not be on the cover every month, but they should be. They have always been there to help keep me from falling flat on my face, which is a lot. They are the real reason this publication is such a success. And I know that all of them will continue...