perhaps sadly, the course of my life can be charted by the extended list of girls for whom my brain has exhausted unmeasured processing time (computer lingo). and so the trend continues….

Waiting for a dinner meeting at on on chinese restaurant….

during my day at the capitol yesterday, somewhere along the way, i lost my hat! i haven’t a clue when or where i lost it. i know i had it early in the morning, but didn’t realize i didn’t have it until the middle of the afternoon.

dammit!

this just goes to show you just how focused and dedicated i am to the cause….

now i have to find a place to get a new one. suggestions?

…apparently. yes, i know. i’m shocked too.

the other night, while waiting for a meeting to start, one of the other attendees sat down next to me. ‘a friend of mine saw you on tv,’ he said.

‘oh really?’

‘yeah, he was watching coverage of the house committee hearing.’

‘that’s right. olelo was filming the whole thing. that’s cool.’

‘he saw you in the front row and asked me, ‘who is that? he’s a hottie.”

‘oh… uh, that’s nice. thanks.’

yeah, i didn’t know how to respond. i’m sure my response was puzzling to him.

so, i officially completed my law school application today and sent it off.

as i created a profile on the LSAC site, i’ve been getting a scattering of information pamphlets and emails from various law schools on the mainland, which i find somewhat amusing.  not only had i not contacted any of these schools, but i find it interesting that they solicit for applications.

i wonder if schools want a lot of applicants as a small source of income; how much do they make on application fees? or does a high number of applicants (regardless of how many they actually accept) improve some figure in some law school ranking system somewhere?