I wonder...

I guess I do have a 'force' kind of thing when I am in Court.  After not being in court for quite some time, I resume to be one of the often visitor of the Courts for the past 1 1/2 years.  From KK, I have also known in Tawau. From trials to trials, cases to cases... I guess, every time when I am in open court, there will be one or two observance or senior lawyers will ask me who I am and from which firm I am from.  The Court interpreter, especially those has been working as interpreter for a long time do know me.  Today, even a new judge in town know who I am.  He has been asking around for counsel's name, except mine.  When I finished my matter and turned around to walk off the court, I get stopped by observance asking me who I am, whether I can give them a name card, etc. 
I am feeling a bit weird. I am never a famous one.  Base on record so far, I have never succeeded in any major cases.  All my cases are just simple matters. 
I guess, my voice, the confidence when I speak do carry weight for all the judgment given by others.  Even the reporters asked me what cases I have today, etc.  Few senior lawyers saw me walk in the Court, asked about me, came and talk to me, etc.  It's just a weird day....
I seriously wonder I it is a good thing or bad thing....
- I wonder... -