Back to work

A year and a half of planning for something that's over in 5 hours. Pretty anti-climactic if you ask me. At least I'm all done with wedding planning (permanently, I hope). Everything went off without a hitch (this seems like bad word choice considering. Oh well.) and I'm told that everyone had a good time. Now I just need to get through 2 more days of work, pack my stuff and head out to California.

I received my Orientation packet yesterday and finished my first homework assignment. We had to read a case involving a 5 year old who pulled a chair out from under an old lady, causing her to break a hip. (Yes. A 5 year old can be sued and found liable.) After reading the case, we had to answer 5 questions that I assume were designed to help us get started on case briefing. I got through the whole thing pretty quickly thanks to some of the preparation I've been doing. The moment of truth will come at orientation when we actually go through the assignment. Let's just hope that grades and LSAT's really do predict your ability it lawschool-- if so, I should be somewhere near the top of my class, which is what I need to do to get the scholarship I so desperately need.

The packet also contained a link to my class schedule. I found out (The Horror! The Horror!) that I have an 8am 3 days a week. This means I will have to get up at 6, which means I'll have to go to bed at 10 pm or spend 3 days a week walking around like the living dead.