Back on solid ground?

I've been back in the U.S. for six weeks, and back in Boston for just over five weeks. I jumped immediately back into classes:

• First Amendment Law with Prof. Meltsner
• Advanced Crim with Judge Borenstein
• Criminal Advocacy Clinic, serving indigent defendants in Roxbury Court, similar to the work I did on co-op last summer

The best welcome home sign ever, created by BrandonB

But I'm struggling to get caught up on everything else. There's still one paper hanging over my head, my intermittent efforts to exercise and eat healthier, balancing work-study jobs, searching for an apartment for next year, all while catching up with friends I haven't seen in months and remembering how to drive in Boston.

Oh, and did I mention I graduate in 45 days, and I need a job? That's the biggest stress, the one that keeps me up at 3 in the morning. So for my faithful readers that followed my journey across India, I am sorry for the long delay in publishing the last three posts. It may be another month before I upload our adventures in Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, and Luxembourg. I took 1,347 pictures in India and 713 in Europe, so it takes a while. In the meantime, if anyone knows of a public interest legal job, preferably working with children and/or in the criminal justice system, please let me know!