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Tuesday, August 31, 2004
Lousy Stupid Asinine Torture - The true meaning of the LSAT Well I just started preparing for the LSAT. It's not like I haven't been preparing for the LSAT, I've just been taking my time in doing it. I finally registered for an LSAT prep course put on by Kaplan. But with less then five weeks to go to the test, the pressure is driving me nuts. I really need to do well on this test but the cards are already stacked against me. First, all of the test sites, except for three, are already full for the October test. Second, I need to find a new job as I left to work the DNC and came back to find that I was "accidentally" let go. And third, the joy of working politics is about as soothful as a chainsaw. I figured it out last night but it still bugs me. I am nervous as hell and taking the LSAT is not helping matters. I realize I need to move out and start to take care of my own affairs but my parents feel that it is best that I stay close to home. My parents and I have differing views on why I should go to law school. I view law school as a way to get away from home and to prove myself as an individual. I also see it as a way to continue my battles from 1992. It seems like my Dad wants me to stay home for as long as I can. I understand where he is coming from in all of this. He was kicked out of the house at 16, enlisted in the Army, and served two tours in Vietnam. His biggest source of pride in life are his twin sons and he can't fathom seeing us go our separate ways. Like I said, the LSAT is driving me nuts. You have to think quick and be able to pay attention to details. I always like to skim articles and then go back through for the details, this habit of mine will ultimately get me in trouble with this test. I know I can do well on this test, I'm just waiting for my brain to catch up. No prisoners....No surrender......WDR
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