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1:41, more midnight to 6am sleep shifts, and while I've completed the answer (can't be this easy, I must be missing something, how the fuck do I find pleading info in the N. Fed Dist?) and a predictive memo (or will have when I chop it down to 12 pages), I'm completely fried. I now have a matter of hours to get the next week's cases briefed and chapters read.

I'm too burnt to function. Chocolate covered espresso bean benefits have limits.

I still need to recover and then review and find what horrible mistakes I made. I also really need to figure out why it makes me 8 hours to do what others seem to pull off in one. Perhaps I make up with labor for my lack of cerebral power. Problem is, I'm lazy!

No I never turn on IM anymore. Too many interruptions and I already and dying for distractions - if I get them I fail law school. Not an option. Work first, irresponsibility is earned asshole. Work now.

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I'm going to Lush today...do you want me to pick you up some bath stuff? It's not "butch" but it does de-stress you.

It's taking you longer because you're burnt out and not getting enough sleep.

Lemme know. And if there's anything I can do...lemme know. I miss you.

I know your pain; it took me 8 hours to read and analyze a damned 400 pg book on the History of the Czechs and Slovaks. My only excuse is that my reading was slowed as I tried to figure out the pronunciation of several Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, and Slav names and places. My 500 words on that is mostly crap - and 12 hours late.

YOu're not lazy; you merely lack focus on things that don't immediately interest you...so it takes longer.