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  • I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow.
    I feel my fate in what I cannot fear.
    I learn by going where I have to go.
    --Theodore Roethke
  • Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you.
    -- Jean-Paul Sartre
  • I'm Nobody! Who are you?
    Are you—Nobody—Too?
    Then there's a pair of us!
    Don't tell! they'd advertise—you know!

    How dreary—to be—Somebody!
    How public—like a Frog—
    To tell one's name—the livelong June—
    To an admiring Bog!
    --Emily Dickinson

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    Saturday, June 27, 2009

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    W00t! Go you! (And we thought Up was great too, though we saw it in regular 2-D.)

    that suit is BEAUTIFUL!

    Gorgeous suit; the interview will come!

    UP was so contrived. It just hit you in the face with its stupid message. "Follow Your Dream" zzzzzzz. It was so slow and boring. Very predictable. It even had that classic Disney trope, the group of misfits who somehow overcomes obstacles to save the day. ARGH. My kids hated it too. The 3d did nothing. CORALINE used the effect so much better. I really wanted to like it but in my opinion this is the overhyped, dumb summer movie of 2009. Pixar's first flop.

    My kids and I went to see a 3D version of UP -- we all loved it.

    Are the hoped-for interviews in the fall for a summer internship for next summer? I don't know how the whole law school thing works, but you have two more years of school, right?

    thanks on the suit, folks!

    I still loved Up. I don't think the message was "Follow your dream" at all; I think it was "It's not where you go, but who you're with, that makes an adventure." Any contrived-ness didn't bother me because it clearly wasn't trying for realism.

    What Now? - yes, there are fall interviews for jobs the following summer, and I have two more years. The stereotypical path is for students to interview in the fall of their 2nd year, work at a firm the summer after their 2nd year, and if all works out, get an offer from that firm for permanent employment after graduation. This is really only the path if you go work at a big (BIG) law firm, though, so it leaves out a lot of opportunities. And given the current economy, many firms aren't following this pattern anyway (they don't know if they'll have any work for people once they graduate). I don't think I want to be in a big firm, but there are a few employers interviewing in the fall that interest me, plus the interviews would be good experience.

    I loved up and agree with your assessment of its message... Meanwhile, the suit is FANTASTIC! Best of luck with the interviews. I followed your blog years ago (under a different blog handle) and am so startled and pleased to see that you're now in law school. Wow! I, too, have left the academic path, but I'm only just starting to figure out my new life.

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