How does my computer know when it's exam time?

Another day, another computer crash .

Please, oh Gods of Law School, please let IT figure out how to save my hard drive.

Studying employment law is ambien on paper.

Torture.

The only thing more boring than reading the local rules of civil procedure? Rewriting the local rules of civil procedure in my own words.

Sad

Rambling Post

Ladies and gentlemen, I received a job offer!!

Guess where I found this job.

I worked at this firm in college.

That's right, I am going back in time.

Now they want me to propose a working schedule over the summer while I am studying for the bar (Can I even work while I'm studying for the bar?) and they want to negotiate a "fair salary." Let me tell you about how much business experience I have: ZERO. I don't know how to negotiate a salary. On one hand, I want to make good money--on the other, I don't want them to think I am a crazy snob if I ask for too much. I don't want to low ball my self, but I don't want to scare them away. I'm so lost!

Plus, I am a little worried because this firm has a practice limited to a very specific niche. They don't do much litigation, and most of their hearings are administrative in nature. It's a lot of client counseling and mediation. I don't want to limit my career path.

Oh, and this job happens to be in a different city. It's a lovely place, but we've grown accustomed to being where we are, and I am nervous to make a change.

Also I am a big whiny baby. I know I am lucky to have the option, and right in time for Thanksgiving I have yet another thing to be thankful for--there's just so much to think about!! Advice???

Why is Everyone Studying Already?

I watched a crime show today that mentioned the fifth amendment's right against self-incrimination. I feel like that qualifies as studying.

Constitutional Criminal Procedure: in the bag.

From a Friend...

"Its that time of year. When I study while listening to Rent, to remind myself that at least I dont have aids."