From T.S. Eliot’s “Little Gidding” What we call the beginning is often the end, and to make an end is to make a beginning. The end is where we start from. The end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we start and know the place for the first time.
Month: December 2006
Scrambled Brain
I want to write a lot on here to catch up, but when I get going all of my memories from the past three months seem diluted by hours of studying and falling in love. I never expected the later to happen in Concord, NH or at law school. School has a way of putting you […]
Done with Fall 2006
I’m going to sit at the airport and think about this semester for a long time. I’m tired right now as you may be able to tell by the picture.
Ready Set Go
Two very stressful activities just happen to coincide for students – Christmas present shopping and final exams. The assumption is that we should put off shopping and focus on finals, but that’s kind of a Grinch thing to do. And, exams don’t really take that much time. However, it looks like I’ll be doing the […]
Update 2009: It cuts off.
Shows This Semester
The Queers (somewhere in Boston / Cambridge) – I enjoyed this show because it was, well, outside of my comfort zone. And, it made me functionally deaf for 48 hours. I’ve never heard an old man scream so loudly. Is it sacrilegious in a punk-rockish kind of way to say that about Joe Queer? Jenny Lewis […]
Update 2009: It cuts off.
Twitter is the “funnest” website I’ve found in months. It is an update service based entirely on the question, “What are you doing right now?” You can send updates via IM, text message, and of course from the web.
Oh, Twitter is what I use to update the Yugflog.com homepage and the content on the top of the sidebar to the right. This is all working towards what I hope will be a virtual data feed of all my communication.
Let me know if you join!
Yesterday and Today
Yesterday, I sat in a Contracts review session from noon to 7pm and took 20 pages of notes.
Today, I sat in a Civil Procedure review session from 9am to 4:30pm and took 22 pages of notes.
I imagine that yesterday and today are what going to a conference would be like as an actual lawyer, except the conference would only be one shorter day and it would be followed by two days of skiing or golfing and a tax write-off.