A Ray Breaks Thru
Woaaaaaah nilly it's been a while since I've updated. But fuck talking about that, let's get into it.
I take the LSAT in 4 days. I'm doing alright on it I do believe and hope to rock and roll when I do it. It's been a journey through stress, meditation, nutrition, and practice in preparation for this exam. No matter how I do, and I will be content with whatever I get, I believe I have benefited from the experience. For one, I don't think I'll ever be as susceptible to freaking out over petty things in life from now on. It's just not worth it.I also appreciate the chaos of life once again. Living one day at a time is so much easier than conceiving of an elaborate plan for the future.
In other news, I've been dating rather regularly this year, but right now I've experiencing a pause. A healthy one conisdering I have some things for which to prepare. However, there is excitement and possibility on the horizon. "After the LSAT" is a period in my life that I believe will be filled with change, freedom, and a general laid-back lifestye that I need and thrive on. School doesn't worry me much so far because it's been pretty mellow and interesting.
I intend to get back into exercising more often and cooking more (damn i've learned how to make some nice things).
In preparing for the LSAT, I've noticed a regular drought of music in my life. So last night I made myself a kickass playlist for iPod consumption, which I'm enjoying now in Founders Park.
And now your annual collage of random cathartic declarations:
Fucking HURRICANES! Let's Shmooz. leave me alone RABBI! She likes me?! The RED CROSS is alright goddamnit
Fuck YOU douchenozzle. HAHA JON STEWART. I miss Calvin and Hobbes. Native Americans are androgenously AWESOME.
I'm too much of a smart ass.
Good night and good luck.
I take the LSAT in 4 days. I'm doing alright on it I do believe and hope to rock and roll when I do it. It's been a journey through stress, meditation, nutrition, and practice in preparation for this exam. No matter how I do, and I will be content with whatever I get, I believe I have benefited from the experience. For one, I don't think I'll ever be as susceptible to freaking out over petty things in life from now on. It's just not worth it.I also appreciate the chaos of life once again. Living one day at a time is so much easier than conceiving of an elaborate plan for the future.
In other news, I've been dating rather regularly this year, but right now I've experiencing a pause. A healthy one conisdering I have some things for which to prepare. However, there is excitement and possibility on the horizon. "After the LSAT" is a period in my life that I believe will be filled with change, freedom, and a general laid-back lifestye that I need and thrive on. School doesn't worry me much so far because it's been pretty mellow and interesting.
I intend to get back into exercising more often and cooking more (damn i've learned how to make some nice things).
In preparing for the LSAT, I've noticed a regular drought of music in my life. So last night I made myself a kickass playlist for iPod consumption, which I'm enjoying now in Founders Park.
And now your annual collage of random cathartic declarations:
Fucking HURRICANES! Let's Shmooz. leave me alone RABBI! She likes me?! The RED CROSS is alright goddamnit
Fuck YOU douchenozzle. HAHA JON STEWART. I miss Calvin and Hobbes. Native Americans are androgenously AWESOME.
I'm too much of a smart ass.
Good night and good luck.