Back to the Grizzind!

Now that the brouhaha of OCIP is over, I have no good excuse to avoid hitting the books as finals approach. I truly miss having the convenient and extensive self-assigned task of having to pour over some generic law firm website in order to "be prepared" for my interviews.

"This firm likes to give summer associates real assignments!"
"ABC LLP is firmly committed to pro bono and diversity!"
"XYZ LLP has no minimum billables!"

Q: How fucking meaningless and vapid can a website be?
A: I don't care, as long as I can stare at the screen and scroll down instead of reading for class, I can justify months of slacking.

OK, so I have a job. Now I have to convince myself why I should spend the next few weekends locked away in some quasi-dungeon preparing for exams that will not even punish me with real grades.

Dammit, I should have gone to a Tier 3! There, I would still not have a summer job lined up and would remain motivated to study for tests with the hope of making all A's and B's.

Oh well, its beautiful in the East Bay today and golfing will be an important networking tool.

[slams book closed]

Sayonara...I'm off to hit the links!