Classes end April 29. It's also my last day of work at the law firm in Peabody. This has been a really weird, disjointed year, and so this is going to be a weird, disjointed post.
I want to be at Ruggerfest right now, with my Beantown teammates and seeing all my amazing Furies friends. One of my favorite moments from the fall was coming to Sunday of the Beantown-hosted tourney in Amherst, nervous before my first Town game, and getting swarmed by the Furies up for their Premiere League match. This is the reverse weekend, in MD, and I want to be there. Ruggerfest is such an important time for the Furies, and even getting the absurd "stirring the pot" email makes me want to be there.
I'm not ready for exams. I've been studying carefully all spring - it's why I gave up rugby this spring - but I'm not ready for a test. Law school is one of those places where the more you learn, the more you are aware what you still don't know. I feel really good about what I have in front of me, but there's so much still out there.
I was hoping to schedule a few fun breaks during reading week like I did in December, but I don't have much besides study sessions scheduled :(
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