I am an avid news watcher. I woke up early on Monday morning and turned on American Morning. I was dismayed to see that the O'Briens were no longer on. I don't mind the two new people, but I really liked the O'briens. Later in the day I learned about the VT tragedy. That is so terrible that something like that could happen. Even though it made me think about gun control and all those people dying in Iraq, foremost I thought about how hard it must be for all those students and their families. The media wants to attack the school, but I think we need more facts. You can't stop crazy people from doing crazy things, but it doesn't justify not having a proper response if that is found to be the case. I've been following the story and the speech on Tuesday by the poet at VT was pretty amazing as the crowd started chanting their school pride.
This is my last week of law school classes, EVER. I kind of don't have an excuse to miss class, so I tried to attend all my classes and end on a good note. Pretty much the scenerio is two finals and a paper. My goal is to have the paper done first, a very daunting task knowing it isn't due first. I just want to finish my last final and be done. 10am - 7:30pm is a long time I think, but I'm still happy i didn't have classes on MWF. What the last day marks is an end to putting off studying for finals and official finals studying time. I might as well embrace it.
I have always had problems sleeping. I think it is multi-reason problem, but have not been able to fix it. I can sleep 10 hours and still feel sleepy. I think my allergies play a role and the fact that I sometimes snore. At least I have been told, never heard it myself. So I finally got sleeping pills. I am scared of the side effects, but so far they are working ok. The first few days they were awesome, then I had two bad nights, but they are working again. Hopefully I'll get my days in order and not need them.
I have booked all my flights for myself and family. I was able to fly them into Reagan, so that should be a much easier pick up. I also have my flight to Austin and from Austin to Harlingen that first weekend. So graduation plans are coming together. I'm trying to figure out how PMBR and Barbri work together since I paid for both. They seem to fall on the same days.
Mia loves other cats. So I was amazed when the other day I saw her at my front door (which is glass) hissing at another cat who was sitting on the other side. She was pissed off and screaming, I thought she was being hurt. Part of me is proud of her for defending her home and her territory, but it makes me worry that she doesn't love other cats like I thought she did.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,267025,00.html This is who you are most likely to get shot by if you own a gun. A very sad way for things to turn out.
One thing I regret about law school is not being more involved. I went to a few HLSA meetings, but I ended up missing a lot due to classes and my last year felt like since I hadn't been involved, I didn't really have a right to be involved and benefit from all the hard work other people had put in. I think it would have been a really great thing. I also felt bad because I didn't have good grades, so I didn't feel like I could help any of the entering 1Ls who I'm sure have better study habits than I do. Interesting the excuses we make.
