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I have been studying in Augusta, at my dad's office. The good thing about my dad's office is that there is no wireless internet. The bad thing about my dad's office is that the wireless internet makes me happy. When I got home tonight, I ate dinner with my family. My brother said I seemed depressed. I told him to back off because this wasn't the week to pick on me.
So I came up the stairs and took a bath. I tried to read Coenen's book - The Commerce Clause while in the tub. And all I could think about was how it was so cold in our house. So I didn't wash my hair, wet hair was not something I was prepared to endure.
I warmed up a little after I put on my flannel pajamas. My laptop wanted me to spend some quality time with it. All day I have been unable to turn off the part of my mind that makes me crazy. I have been distracted to the point to distraction. I think this is natural when you are trying to study. But today was particularly bad.
I decided to read some of the blogs I enjoy, I thought they might cheer me up. I love this entry from second person, singular. It made me happy. And I like what scoplaw has to say about his friends in law school and "particular 'spots in time.'' Ever since I found Jeremy last year when I was trying to learn the federal rules of civil procedure (he has a song for them), I have enjoyed his sense of humor.
Then I realized that maybe part of the reason that studying brought me so down today was that I sat in a room for 8 hours and didn't have any of the much needed distractions that I am usually afforded via the wireless internet. Suddenly I was aware of the fact that I haven't updated this in a while. I also haven't run in about a week.
I have always been aware of running being a serious release for me. But I am only recently becoming to realizing that writing is also an important release. Look at that, I feel better already.
p.s. allison krauss just released a new cd with union station. I just got it, but I am pumped.
So I came up the stairs and took a bath. I tried to read Coenen's book - The Commerce Clause while in the tub. And all I could think about was how it was so cold in our house. So I didn't wash my hair, wet hair was not something I was prepared to endure.
I warmed up a little after I put on my flannel pajamas. My laptop wanted me to spend some quality time with it. All day I have been unable to turn off the part of my mind that makes me crazy. I have been distracted to the point to distraction. I think this is natural when you are trying to study. But today was particularly bad.
I decided to read some of the blogs I enjoy, I thought they might cheer me up. I love this entry from second person, singular. It made me happy. And I like what scoplaw has to say about his friends in law school and "particular 'spots in time.'' Ever since I found Jeremy last year when I was trying to learn the federal rules of civil procedure (he has a song for them), I have enjoyed his sense of humor.
Then I realized that maybe part of the reason that studying brought me so down today was that I sat in a room for 8 hours and didn't have any of the much needed distractions that I am usually afforded via the wireless internet. Suddenly I was aware of the fact that I haven't updated this in a while. I also haven't run in about a week.
I have always been aware of running being a serious release for me. But I am only recently becoming to realizing that writing is also an important release. Look at that, I feel better already.
p.s. allison krauss just released a new cd with union station. I just got it, but I am pumped.