First Week of Law School

Law school is weird. I feel like I'm in a really bad sequel of Harry Potter...where you try to find out from the upper classmen what each professor is like...everyone has tips on how to deal with certain professors...certain subjects. I feel nervous all the time because I know I'm being judged. And I'm not sure why I feel nervous...because I care or because I don't care and want to care more. In any case...I'm still going to eat dark chocolate in the middle of class if I have a chocolate craving...even if that means I have to stop typing and taking notes for like 15 seconds and miss something really crucial for the final.

Everyone fascinates me. I haven't been in an environment so stimulating for such a long time. Everyone has such interesting stories...I made a few good acquaintances already. And I ran into someone from the past that now works at the law school. And it's nice having a couple people I know that say hi to me. This is soo funny. Like high school.

The week's most interesting case is probably Marbury v. Madison. I freaked out, thought I understood it, and freaked out again. After repeating this process a couple of times, I think I have a good handle on the case. I was able to talk it over with a classmate and that always helps.

With law school - I'm going to aim to try to blog once a week. It's relaxing...

Also check out www.anonymouslawyer.blogspot.com. It's funny.

My professor has a website. This is also very cool.