Semi-Productive Yet Boring Day
I read more of Hidden Order this morning along with Antigone and Thomas Schelling's "Economic Reasoning and the Ethics of Policy". I also did a lot of IMing and watched a bit of TV. I went to the library for a few hours and picked up a hornbook on constitutional law, which I read a few chapters of and may even look at again someday. While at the law school I took the opportunity to drop off my evaluation of the JGL article I had to read for Tuesday. When I returned home (a bit chilly due to the 28 degree weather) I was struck by a craving for garlic. Unfortunately nobody wanted to go eat with me so I trekked down to Koronet's alone. Fortunately they have garlic powder, so I got a jumbo slice of cheese pizza and loaded it with garlic. I think my breath could stun a yak at 4o paces but at least my craving is satisfied. On the way home I stopped in at Duane & Reade to get more soap. Not terribly exciting. I sent out a few letters to public interest employers when I got home again to alleviate guilt at not doing more mailings lately. One New York office doing women's rights and a DC office protecting the oceans. Tomorrow maybe I'll drop off a resume for a securities law firm in Chile.
Selfish thought of the day:
Anything that isn't nailed down is mine. Anything I can pry loose isn't nailed down. ;-)
Additional:
Got bored around 10 so I went to 1020 (a bar) with some latin friends. Took turns buying rounds. Not terribly exciting. Came home at 1:30 and got the munchies. Hatched a plot to order pizza with one of my drinking pals. Sadly we couldn't immediately find an open pizza place. Took half an hour. We finally found Cheesy Pizza, open 24 hours. Ate half a pizza at 3AM while watching stand up comedy. I think it's bed time now.
