Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Shit. September's almost over now.

Ummmmm... POST!

Lots of things happened in september. There was Lav Law, and hilarity involved therewith (including fun and games with google maps and B&Bs, a piano bar with an unlikely visitor, and having a song entitled "My Vagina is 8 Miles Wide" stuck in my head for the ENTIRETY of a gay career fair). There was dancing, and accidental networking, and a general failure of my firm-based job search. There was very little writing that wasn't involved with school, except for a few snatches of story and character ideas and on piece of microfiction that I will not share with anyone for a long long time. There was family drama and friend drama. But all I'm going to give you now is this and a quote to make it an official blog post, because I have between now and Friday at 5PM to produce 2 pages of annotated bibliography, 5 pages of background information/pitch, 8-10 pages of outline, and a preemption check for my journal comment topic, which involves Appling v. Doyle, the obligations of state level executive agencies/officers, and the WI AG doing the wrong damn thing (likely due to the beliefs that often but not always go along with being a Republican). Speaking of Republicans, Ted Olson's gonna be speaking at Northwestern, hosted by OUTLaw. After the comment proposal, I've got a paper to produce and two concerts to sing at, and hopefully I'll be able to attend a cheese party and a concert at which I won't be singing. Now to clean the kitchen, have dinner, and check out tickets to that last concert before going off to rehearsal for the first two.

More, umm... mid-October?

"Government is a collection of bureaucrats with guns." --Koppelman, in today's class. Not sure it's original to him, but it's quite plausibly so.