Persons are complex beings.
Sweet Little Ice Queen
I love analyzing people and situations, people say its a gift. Unfortunately, I have great difficulty analyzing who I really am and I'm already in my early twenties.
I hope this online journal will help me sort myself out or this would be the best venue to vent out pent up cold anxiety...and share the things that make me warm, sweet and happy (or sappy!).
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* Thursday, January 12, 2006 *
Of Codals and Cases
I'm absenting myself from admin class today due to inadequacy of preparation (actually its the lack thereof). My friend M teases me that I am such a delinquent (referring to admin class)...I couldn't disagree. I believe that there are cuts and kind professors to be abused in lawschool. haha.
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Today I sit in the LSAC enjoying wi-fi and facing a desk filled with photocopies of codals and reviewers. Aha! Indeed midterms is fast approaching. But unlike the previous midterm seasons this one is one that I am least prepared for. I think my preparation and review time decreases as the sems pass by. Oh well. I just have to count on my lucky stars once again that I get through this sem without a scratch.
That is basically my lawschool mantra. Not neccessarily to excel but to survive without cuts or bruises. There are three things that I keep in mind always in lawschool (although I don't give all three sayings equal importance).
"Failure to prepare is preparing for failure"
"Leave no subject behind"
"Compensate with diligence what you lack in brillance"
Those are the three sentences I lived by especially in my first year.
Do I stick with them now? Not as much as I did before but I think that starting from this day til the end of the midterm week I should remind myself of those three sentences.
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=p
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Today I sit in the LSAC enjoying wi-fi and facing a desk filled with photocopies of codals and reviewers. Aha! Indeed midterms is fast approaching. But unlike the previous midterm seasons this one is one that I am least prepared for. I think my preparation and review time decreases as the sems pass by. Oh well. I just have to count on my lucky stars once again that I get through this sem without a scratch.
That is basically my lawschool mantra. Not neccessarily to excel but to survive without cuts or bruises. There are three things that I keep in mind always in lawschool (although I don't give all three sayings equal importance).
"Failure to prepare is preparing for failure"
"Leave no subject behind"
"Compensate with diligence what you lack in brillance"
Those are the three sentences I lived by especially in my first year.
Do I stick with them now? Not as much as I did before but I think that starting from this day til the end of the midterm week I should remind myself of those three sentences.
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=p