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Exams are... coming along. I have no idea how they're going, but at least I've been able to reason out the answers I've been giving, so I hope that they're going well.
Which brings up an interesting note that I've noticed recently: exam induced nightmares.
I've had three separate discussions on this topic in the past week. Evidently it's a fairly common phenomena in law school. I can say that I've woken up (screaming, in one case) three times this exam term (two weeks) due to nightmares about exams.
And the odd thing is that for me they aren't really (for me, at least) grounded in reality. I've heard of people having nightmares about over sleeping the exam, or forgetting they had an extra class until the day of the exam, but mine are more along the lines of zombie clowns chasing me because I did the title search on their property wrong.
My subconscious is a strange place.
In other news, Sue's post about Warren Ellis's webcomic made me want to go out and read Transmetropolitan, so I did that in my free time. I thought it was pretty good. If you can get past the initial weirdness, you get a story that's real similar to what All the President's Men would be if it were written by Hunter S. Thompson and set in the future.
And also, congratulations to all people graduating or that have graduated! I have no idea who reads this blog who hasn't graduated yet, but to those of you who have just graduated, congratulations!
But that is all for now. I'm off to study for my last exam this semester.
Which brings up an interesting note that I've noticed recently: exam induced nightmares.
I've had three separate discussions on this topic in the past week. Evidently it's a fairly common phenomena in law school. I can say that I've woken up (screaming, in one case) three times this exam term (two weeks) due to nightmares about exams.
And the odd thing is that for me they aren't really (for me, at least) grounded in reality. I've heard of people having nightmares about over sleeping the exam, or forgetting they had an extra class until the day of the exam, but mine are more along the lines of zombie clowns chasing me because I did the title search on their property wrong.
My subconscious is a strange place.
In other news, Sue's post about Warren Ellis's webcomic made me want to go out and read Transmetropolitan, so I did that in my free time. I thought it was pretty good. If you can get past the initial weirdness, you get a story that's real similar to what All the President's Men would be if it were written by Hunter S. Thompson and set in the future.
And also, congratulations to all people graduating or that have graduated! I have no idea who reads this blog who hasn't graduated yet, but to those of you who have just graduated, congratulations!
But that is all for now. I'm off to study for my last exam this semester.