The first question on the Idaho Essay section was about potatoes. Way to live up to the cliche state of mine. There was also a question that involved watering cattle. I've finished up the essay sections, and the verdict is: atrocious. Like really really bad. The question about potatoes? I was able to vaguely say that the contract was governed by the UCC, but apart from that? No clue. The question about cattle was all about water rights and I basically answered the whole thing with "first in time is first in right". Over and over. Que sera.
Yesterday, before the exam began I was so filled with nerves and adrenaline it was scary. I was hyped up and shaking, but luckily I had internet access during the TWO HOUR wait between the obligatory check-in and the actual beginning of the exam and so while crazy people reviewed foot-high stacks of home-made flash cards I IM'd with Red Fraggle about the Oscars and played literati with Zach. I'm really grateful for my friends.
And thanks to everyone wishing me luck. I really appreciate it. I might be asking for those positive vibes again come July.
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I was on track - for a degree or a career or a healthy retirement fund - for my first 29 years. I decided to see what a year off track feels like. Starting December 23, 2006, this is where you can find updates on the no doubt boring adventures of Corina derailed.
About Me
- Corina
- The header says alot, but I'm a 30-year-old lawyer turned dropout who really really loves to be places other than home, wherever that happens to be at the moment. I believe rainy days are a personal affront and take umbrage when the sun is behind clouds. I love summer with an unholy passion. I watch insane amounts of television (or did until I gave up, temporarily I hope, television reception), and have given up feeling bad about it. Most of the time.
2 comments:
Do you even know what it means to "water cattle"? (I don't!) This Idaho Bar sounds tricky . . .
It's kind of ridiculously difficult considering it's freaking IDAHO.
But yes, I did know what it means to water cattle. It's when you have them drink from a stream. One of the few exceptions to the requirement that to perfect a water right you must actually divert the water. And . . . that's all I know. First in time is first in right!
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