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vicarzOn the way to work I felt like I had a thousand things to say, none of which I can remember right now.
As I face my last weekend of self-imposed study-isolation, I realized that I haven't had a drink in...2 months? 3? I really have to stick with the program. I may need to work, study, and exercise...but I am a drunk FIRST. Do not just let the alcohol go - it's a program that I can stick with!
I finished my 2nd to last exam last night, and again I'm happy with how I prepared and how I feel I performed. I don't know if I got 'my A' but I'm confident I didn't score less than a B. I'm doing a good job of forgetting the exam as soon as it is over and moving on to the next thing. I'm not as scared of my civpro exam, and happier still at the number of people who say they haven't started studying civpro at all yet - people who are similarly baffled by the lack of teaching in the class.
I haven't really learned much in law school. I'll probably reflect on that this summer - I've built up work-stamina, but the hope of learning to argue and analyze is pretty much gone. It seems I debate and categorize so much naturally that law school is just a drill in existing skills. Eh - a law degree is not a bad thing to have I suppose. It's been one year and I still haven't met the right person to make me a stay-at-home-dad (my real goal in law school of course).
As I face my last weekend of self-imposed study-isolation, I realized that I haven't had a drink in...2 months? 3? I really have to stick with the program. I may need to work, study, and exercise...but I am a drunk FIRST. Do not just let the alcohol go - it's a program that I can stick with!
I finished my 2nd to last exam last night, and again I'm happy with how I prepared and how I feel I performed. I don't know if I got 'my A' but I'm confident I didn't score less than a B. I'm doing a good job of forgetting the exam as soon as it is over and moving on to the next thing. I'm not as scared of my civpro exam, and happier still at the number of people who say they haven't started studying civpro at all yet - people who are similarly baffled by the lack of teaching in the class.
I haven't really learned much in law school. I'll probably reflect on that this summer - I've built up work-stamina, but the hope of learning to argue and analyze is pretty much gone. It seems I debate and categorize so much naturally that law school is just a drill in existing skills. Eh - a law degree is not a bad thing to have I suppose. It's been one year and I still haven't met the right person to make me a stay-at-home-dad (my real goal in law school of course).
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Date: 2004-04-29 04:49 am (UTC)