December 21st, 2009
After last night’s rally, I felt armed for this morning’s Conflicts of Laws exam.
I was exhausted, queasy, but prepared.1
I tried my best to remain super cranky on this morning’s dog walk, but it is hard to stay bitter around a big, bumbling dog.
I got the library, avoided the beaver, and reviewed while using copious amounts of tabbies.
The Conflicts exam was another elegant, concise exam. No chaos, distracting typos, or panicked exercises in figuring out what the heck the question is.
I am now at Wilde Roast, in my home stretch preparations for tomorrow’s 8-hour Constitutional Law exam. One more, and I’m done!
1That half & half was
really bad…
December 21st, 2009
“What? This isn’t a pillow for me?”
December 21st, 2009
It is 8pm. My Conflicts exam is in 12 hours. I feel tired, cranky, and ridiculous.
I haven’t seen my boyfriend in two weeks. He said he was going to come over tonight, but watched a movie with his roommate instead. These are busy times – they live together and haven’t seen each other in a week.
The cream in my coffee tastes off. I look at the “use by” date and it says November 15th. It is December 20th. Epic fail.
Then the dog farts. It smells like rotten mouse.
So I am sitting there – tired, lonely, with undrinkable coffee and unbreathable air. This is not going to work.
I take the dog on a walk. It isn’t so terribly cold, and the air is breathable.
When I come back to the apartment the air is safe again. I dump the coffee and creamer., and pour a fresh cup.
I then sit down, retool the outline, and get it done. 2 more exams and I’m done!
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