Wisdom for the Day

While on the subject of the blahs, I can't help but notice that the monotony of the days really emphasizes the whole life passing by idea. Day after day of nothing. I am currently reading The Journal of Jules Renard, and he has this to say...

"The days are long, but the years are short."

A Bad Case of the Mondays

I've got the blahs. And it feels like they are going around, so I can't really blame it on a weekend spent hovering, face first, over the toilet. Every day is the same. I ride the same bus, go to the same work, people make the same small talk, and the same smallest little things annoy me to no end. It's even sunny out and I still have the blahs. Blah, blah, blah. I wish something new and exciting would happen. Like a sudden windfall that would allow me to do something new and exciting. Or a school admitting me. Or an unexpected visit from a friend. Anything to kill the monotony.

It's Come to This

I'm at the point where I have studied so much, taken so many practice tests, worked through so many problem sets; that I am starting to see the same questions popping up in various different study guides. The question I would like answered is; why, if I've seen these question before, even answered them correctly before, I just got my worst practice test score on a test I have actually already taken?

It's Happening

I knew it would. I'm falling into the Facebook vortex wherein I compare myself to everyone I've known since kindergarten. I'm not married, I don't have kids, I didn't go to Harvard, I wasn't on Jepoardy. I'm boring. Blah.

It's Going to Be a Long, Loooong Week

Today is one of those days where I wonder why on earth I want to go to law school to try and make the world a better place when all it's filled with is people; lots, and lots of idiot people.