Yesterday was Law Review Boot Camp, all day long. It was exhausting -- too much information, too many decisions to make (we picked cite checks). By the time it ended most of us were zombies. I went home and crashed for a couple of hours before I could even hold a conversation.
But I blew off the LR party (sorry, guys) and went to see Little Miss Sunshine with Boy and TFL. We loved it. TFL didn't sleep at all, even though we went to the late show, so that tells you a lot about how good it was.
And today has been lots of intensely detailed work for my summer job, and a certain amount of firm research for the upcoming fun and games known as OCI, heaven help us all.
So my brain hurts. A lot. I am now, however, going to take off to see my old band. Yay!
I had to skip our LR dinner-drinks thing, too; like you, I was completely wiped after eight hours of hearing about all the work ahead of me. Just thinking about it now makes my head hurt. Your today sounds a lot like mine, too. Let me know when it gets better, OK?
Posted by: kristine | August 27, 2006 at 05:14 PM
Boyfriend and I went to see LMS last weekend and loved it. I couldn't beleive that every review I've read was terrible. That just goes to show how wrong reviewers can be sometimes. We laughed SOOOOOOO hard! Granted, some of my laughter could have been finished-first-week-of-lawschool hysteria, but still.
Posted by: Frillgirl | August 27, 2006 at 09:02 PM
Hubby, son #1 and I went to see Little Miss Sunshine yesterday. OMG it was hilarious. It's on my short list of movies I have to own. I didn't sleep either which is rare in movies (due to that gene TFL and I have in common). Maybe you can just remember a favorite scene in the middle of your interviews to keep you relaxed. :o)
Posted by: Denise | August 27, 2006 at 09:42 PM
Ha! If I remembered scenes from that movie during an interview I'd burst out laughing and they'd think I was seriously mentally ill. At the very least I'd be smirking, and I've been told that's unattractive.
Posted by: Citations | August 28, 2006 at 08:39 AM