LSAT...

Sometimes, while I am laying bed at night, I dream about Monday June 11th. I dream about rolling up to Western State University College of Law taking the test that may very well determine a significant portion of my professional career. I can imagine a 168 and going to Notre Dame or perhaps Boston College. I can think about loving this three-year boot camp studying international and environmental law. I can daydream about being quite successful at this profession, traveling around the world playing a part to defend the earth and the oppressed. But the only problem is taking this damn test.

I have been studying for a couple weeks now since the beginning of the quarter (late March), and while I am learning how to dissect logic games and analyze parallel reasoning questions, I feel that the learning curve it still pretty high. It is after study sessions like the one tonight that I can also imagine that I might pull a 140. Needless to say, that simply will not do. To say the least, I am pretty nervous about the LSAT. I just wish that I could call them and tell ND and BC that I am a good guy, maybe pass the phone over to Holly and have her corroborate said testimony and that would be that. Ya, that would be nice. Then I could go about my day (and my quarter for that matter) and stop worrying about "if/then" causation and logical flaws.

And yet.... That's not how it works. There is only one way out of this predicament.

"Okay she-bitch, lets play."