Life in Moo Town
Wednesday, January 26, 2005
I got called on first thing in the morning in Perspectives. I read Nichomachean Ethics a few years back for philosophy but I'm not too familiar with the justice sections so I BSed. Second time I've been called on there in 3 weeks. Not cool. Did half my reading for Con LAw during the break after class. Then went to the Skadden lunch at Casa Italia. Got a starbucks gift card. Also the food was pretty good. Nice salad with blue cheese. The chicken was passable. It definitely beats the regular boxed lunch. Dessert was an apple tart thing a la mod, not bad. I'm totally sick of NY and the lifestyle though. I'd rather just cook for myself in a decent kitchen and excercise outside rather than going to bars every day. I wonder if I'll ever get that life back. Reg State was incredibly boring so I played with online refrigerator magnets the whole class. Several classmates joined me. Didn't have time to finish reading before Con Law. Got called on, just my luck. It was bad. I'm sure no one else cared though. I'll get over it. Gave a toy penguin to a friend because she's into penguins. I need to find some food. Then it'll be time for another bar. *sigh*
Comments:
If you hate the NY lifestyle so much, I would suggest that you leave the law school. Perhaps that would save us from your innane blog. And I _know_ that if I don't like it, I shouldn't read it, but seriously, you are reflecting very poorly on the intelligence of CLS students.
-- Anon. Col. 1L
"Today I got up, ate 534 rice krispies, walked 156 steps to class, and was five minutes, 34 seconds early. [oh shit, no one cares]"
-- Anon. Col. 1L
"Today I got up, ate 534 rice krispies, walked 156 steps to class, and was five minutes, 34 seconds early. [oh shit, no one cares]"
# posted by 
: January 27, 2005 at 2:59 PM
: January 27, 2005 at 2:59 PM
Hey Anon comment person,
How does the author of the blog reflect poorly on the intelligence of CLS students? Liking California over New York is in many people's opinion a mark of his very high intelligence. Just because the author writes about his daily life, that doesn't necessarily reflect poorly on CLS student's intelligence, it's just one guy's perspective. By the way, some of us who are unable to see the author like to read about the daily grind. So please be nice :)
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How does the author of the blog reflect poorly on the intelligence of CLS students? Liking California over New York is in many people's opinion a mark of his very high intelligence. Just because the author writes about his daily life, that doesn't necessarily reflect poorly on CLS student's intelligence, it's just one guy's perspective. By the way, some of us who are unable to see the author like to read about the daily grind. So please be nice :)
