The Blind Side
The highlight of my day was seeing The Blind Side. It’s a good movie if you haven’t seen it yet and Sandra Bullock is great in it 🙂 However, in other news the practice LSAT I took didn’t go so well. I didn’t have the heart afterwards to look through and figure out why my answers were wrong. That’s tomorrow’s task, followed by trying to decide if an emergency trip to Barnes&Noble or Borders is in order. I suspect it will be, except for logic reasoning. After taking the practice exam, I realize that if I kick butt on the logic reasoning sections and the reading comprehension section, I don’t need to do all the logic game questions to do well. But that means doing well at the other sections to make up for it. Not much else went on today. I was pretty bummed after the practice test since I sucked pondwater. *Sigh* Three of the four schools I want to apply to however are late enough that I can take the dreaded thing again in February and still apply. The one school whose deadline I’ll miss is Cornell – their deadline is February 1st. NIU’s deadline, however, is the middle of May and that’s the place my dad thought I had the best shot at getting into. All I can do is my best and leave the rest in the Lord’s hands. Right at the moment, I’m desperately trying to remember that. And my mom asked me to tonight if I’ve had any stupors of thought. I always thought that I’d know a stupor of thought when it happened and my mom agreed with me. If that’s the case, I’ve yet to have a stupor of thought over the whole law school thing. But in my prayers tonight, I’m definitely praying for more help – help in figuring out where I went wrong and how to correct it. And maybe it just a bad test for me – I had those in high school even in classes I normally did well in. So in the morning I’ll look through the answer explanations and figure out what to do from here.
"Life is measured not by the number of breaths we take, but by the moments that take our breath away."
I used to know a guy at Cornell, that guy was crazy. As in legitimately insane. And mostly sucidal. I dunno if he was just that way, or if Cornell pushed him to that point.
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*HUG* Good to know. I’ll have to check it out. *HUG*
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RYN: Cool. Glad to hear I just knew the bad apple. Between him, his friends, and his descriptions of popular places to end oneself, it left me with a lot of concern about the place.
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