wow...
There is so much craziness everywhere...
I'm worried about life, excited about life, saddened by life, and overjoyed by life. How can so many conflicting emotions exist?
I have so much to update about...I've been lax in my duties of keeping a record for myself of my ongoings...and I've had a lot of ongoings that merit the permanency of black and white.
First, I have taken a job in Lexington. I received a permanent offer after working for them for about 2 months. So, that means I don't have to worry about my final year of law school...I'll just focus on the one area of law that matters to me: winning my case.
But I have promised myself that I will consider offers in DC if they come available to me. My resume is out there. Maybe in a year's time or so, I can be back in the place that is most dear to my heart, this side of Eternity.
Second, my lit skills class is great...but it has consumed my life. Most of my free moments are spent working on it. My partner, Joe, and I have a murderer to convict on Wednesday. It's exciting...when it is fake. That's why I've decided I definitely want to stick with Civil Litigation...at least until I become meaner than I currently am.
Third, Joe and I, though admittedly not fans of one another way back when, have established a solid friendship built on mutual respect for one another. I am hoping that when our lit skills class is over, that will continue. I think it will. We watched Mansfield Park together last night. And it was nice. I love finding out that even strong men are capable of having emotional responses to mushy girl movies/books. And I am hoping, also, that once this lit skills class is over, he, Jess, and I will have secured our spot on the national trial team next year.
Fourth, one of my favorite people in the whole wide world, and one of the few Democrats I admittedly love, is getting married today: Ross Lovely. He's marrying a real sweetheart, Emma Rankin. I don't know her well, but I can tell from watching their interaction and hearing Ross talk about her that they are well suited...and that he's head over heels, as it should be.
And fifth...well, I don't really have one of those, except to say I love you, I miss you, and you'll always be in my heart.
I'm worried about life, excited about life, saddened by life, and overjoyed by life. How can so many conflicting emotions exist?
I have so much to update about...I've been lax in my duties of keeping a record for myself of my ongoings...and I've had a lot of ongoings that merit the permanency of black and white.
First, I have taken a job in Lexington. I received a permanent offer after working for them for about 2 months. So, that means I don't have to worry about my final year of law school...I'll just focus on the one area of law that matters to me: winning my case.
But I have promised myself that I will consider offers in DC if they come available to me. My resume is out there. Maybe in a year's time or so, I can be back in the place that is most dear to my heart, this side of Eternity.
Second, my lit skills class is great...but it has consumed my life. Most of my free moments are spent working on it. My partner, Joe, and I have a murderer to convict on Wednesday. It's exciting...when it is fake. That's why I've decided I definitely want to stick with Civil Litigation...at least until I become meaner than I currently am.
Third, Joe and I, though admittedly not fans of one another way back when, have established a solid friendship built on mutual respect for one another. I am hoping that when our lit skills class is over, that will continue. I think it will. We watched Mansfield Park together last night. And it was nice. I love finding out that even strong men are capable of having emotional responses to mushy girl movies/books. And I am hoping, also, that once this lit skills class is over, he, Jess, and I will have secured our spot on the national trial team next year.
Fourth, one of my favorite people in the whole wide world, and one of the few Democrats I admittedly love, is getting married today: Ross Lovely. He's marrying a real sweetheart, Emma Rankin. I don't know her well, but I can tell from watching their interaction and hearing Ross talk about her that they are well suited...and that he's head over heels, as it should be.
And fifth...well, I don't really have one of those, except to say I love you, I miss you, and you'll always be in my heart.