After I got a few spam comments, I went ahead and changed the publicity (thanks for the tips Carrie and Foutzface!) and literally, not 12 hours later, some d-bag girl I don't know (or I assume I don't know, she had a Yahoo OpenID) left me a nasty message on my 9 days/9 things to be thankful for (of all things!!!) saying that I had nothing to be proud of since Daddy paid for everything and it's easy to do school when Daddy pays for everything and I'm not ready for the real world without Daddy.
Frankly, I just don't need that kind of negativity in my life. And also, I feel like I have a LOT to be proud of - if law school were so easy, a lot more people would do it. I'm just very blessed that my parents have supported me so much. And also, I would like to point out that despite having my dad pay my tuition, I have still kept jobs all throughout undergrad AND law school, and the money I have in the bank is money I've earned myself and put into savings.
So that was the straw that broke the camel's back... and it's easier to just go private than deal with jerks.
FYI, I'm probably going to make a separate blog with all my recipe posts. I don't mind the world having access to those. :) Anyone have any name recommendations for the new blog?
And, PS... only 3 more days until I'm done with this semester. I can't WAIT.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Privatized
I'm going private. I hate to do it, but I have gotten too many weird spammy comments, and now I'm getting rude comments from people I don't know. If you want to stay in the loop, send me your email. As of Saturday at noon, this baby is private.
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Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Weird.
I'm getting increasingly weirded out by comments posted by people I don't know. By people who don't have blogs and have really overseas-sounding names and posts with lots of grammatical errors and spam links. I'm thinking of going private again, and just having a separate recipe-only blog. Or maybe I should just stop blogging altogether. I'm not sure anyone reads this thing anyway.
Monday, November 29, 2010
9 days... 9 things to be thankful for.
I'm getting so close I can almost taste it... in 9 days, I will be 87/90ths done with law school, or 96.66%. (I'm a math nerd, leave me alone.) It's so exciting! I can't believe it's almost here - finally!
So, amid the stress and frustration that is finals preparation (think undergrad on acid - we only have one exam that determines the whole semester's grade), I decided to count my blessings and note a few things I am thankful for.
1. Family: I have amazing parents. Thanks to them, I will graduate law school with zero debt and money in the bank!
2. Friends: without my newfound law school buddies (newfound meaning, from 1L year on), I wouldn't have survived law school. True story.
3. Motivation: I'm grateful that I finally learned to not procrastinate. It has paid off by leaps and bounds this semester!
4. Job interviews: I have one thursday to work for Kaplan as an LSAT prep teacher. Wish me luck!!
5. Technology: Making it easier to take notes and prepare outlines, and keep in touch with far-away family members.
6. Cars: So I don't have to walk to school in the freezing snowy weather.
7. Subway: so I don't get too fat during finals.
8. Amazon's amazing Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals: responsible for some amazing Christmas gifts (I'll detail them later, when the gift-receiver has received them!) AND my very own sushi-making kit! Oh boy oh boy oh boy.
And last but certainly not least...
9. Adam. I'm grateful for a sweet and adorable boyfriend who takes care of me and holds me when I'm stressed and leaves me sweet notes on my carrel in Finnish. Who watches Disney movies with me (even if he's only "watching" and mainly sleeping) and who will do Angel Tree gifting with me and who buys me adorable pajama pants and skirts for presents, because he knows what I would like best. Who will scrape off my car in the snow and surprise me by wrapping 600 Christmas lights around the railing of my porch so I can come home to my own little winter wonderland. Who gives me forehead kisses and holds my hand in church and rubs my back when I'm tired. This wonderful boy has grown up into an incredible man... the last four years have been bumpy but fun, and things are better now than they ever have been.
I have a lot to be grateful for. I'll be a lot more grateful in 9 days when I'm done with my finals and I can just relax and finally, FINALLY get a solid Christmas break. I'll miss Adam and I hate to be away from him for so long, but hey. #5 will make it easier to be apart. :)
Until then... peace love and kisses, wish me luck on everything!
So, amid the stress and frustration that is finals preparation (think undergrad on acid - we only have one exam that determines the whole semester's grade), I decided to count my blessings and note a few things I am thankful for.
1. Family: I have amazing parents. Thanks to them, I will graduate law school with zero debt and money in the bank!
2. Friends: without my newfound law school buddies (newfound meaning, from 1L year on), I wouldn't have survived law school. True story.
3. Motivation: I'm grateful that I finally learned to not procrastinate. It has paid off by leaps and bounds this semester!
4. Job interviews: I have one thursday to work for Kaplan as an LSAT prep teacher. Wish me luck!!
5. Technology: Making it easier to take notes and prepare outlines, and keep in touch with far-away family members.
6. Cars: So I don't have to walk to school in the freezing snowy weather.
7. Subway: so I don't get too fat during finals.
8. Amazon's amazing Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals: responsible for some amazing Christmas gifts (I'll detail them later, when the gift-receiver has received them!) AND my very own sushi-making kit! Oh boy oh boy oh boy.
And last but certainly not least...
9. Adam. I'm grateful for a sweet and adorable boyfriend who takes care of me and holds me when I'm stressed and leaves me sweet notes on my carrel in Finnish. Who watches Disney movies with me (even if he's only "watching" and mainly sleeping) and who will do Angel Tree gifting with me and who buys me adorable pajama pants and skirts for presents, because he knows what I would like best. Who will scrape off my car in the snow and surprise me by wrapping 600 Christmas lights around the railing of my porch so I can come home to my own little winter wonderland. Who gives me forehead kisses and holds my hand in church and rubs my back when I'm tired. This wonderful boy has grown up into an incredible man... the last four years have been bumpy but fun, and things are better now than they ever have been.
I have a lot to be grateful for. I'll be a lot more grateful in 9 days when I'm done with my finals and I can just relax and finally, FINALLY get a solid Christmas break. I'll miss Adam and I hate to be away from him for so long, but hey. #5 will make it easier to be apart. :)
Until then... peace love and kisses, wish me luck on everything!
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
I'm ready...
... to be done with school. Or at least this semester. I'm not sure I'm ready for real, grown-up life, but I'm really ready to be done with Federal Income Taxation and Secured Transactions. And I'm ready to be done with my 30-page Substantial Writing paper.
3 days until I go home for Thanksgiving... 3 weeks and 3 days until I go home for Christmas, done with this absolutely ridiculous semester.
Next semester, I'm going to (not really sure yet, should find out soon, but hopefully somewhere really cool) with the Trial Advocacy Traveling Team, and New Orleans with the ADR for an arbitration competition. I only have one class, so I will sleep lots and cook/bake even more. I'll get my sanity back (in theory) before I lose it during bar prep again. That is, if I take the bar. I don't have a job and I don't have a clue where I will end up settling, so maybe I'll put it off until February. We'll see. I'm not sure yet. I'm not exactly ready for grown-up life, like I said.
But either way... I'm ready. I'm ready for everything but finals. But finals have to come first so I can go home and have a real Christmas. So I guess... I'm ready for finals too.
3 days until I go home for Thanksgiving... 3 weeks and 3 days until I go home for Christmas, done with this absolutely ridiculous semester.
Next semester, I'm going to (not really sure yet, should find out soon, but hopefully somewhere really cool) with the Trial Advocacy Traveling Team, and New Orleans with the ADR for an arbitration competition. I only have one class, so I will sleep lots and cook/bake even more. I'll get my sanity back (in theory) before I lose it during bar prep again. That is, if I take the bar. I don't have a job and I don't have a clue where I will end up settling, so maybe I'll put it off until February. We'll see. I'm not sure yet. I'm not exactly ready for grown-up life, like I said.
But either way... I'm ready. I'm ready for everything but finals. But finals have to come first so I can go home and have a real Christmas. So I guess... I'm ready for finals too.
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