First blog!

Hello! I am excited to see how blogging works out for me. I've made a couple half assed attempts in the past, but let's see if we can do something that at least some people might enjoy looking at!

My inspiration is my friend Danza, who has a blog that I love - available at http://doozerdanza.blogspot.com.

This is Danza and me at a bridal shower. She's so perty!

I am in a place of contentment right now that I am greatly enjoying. I'm halfway through this semester of law school, so only 1 and a half left. I've sort of figured out this law school gig, and I have an awesome job lined up, so my stress level is much lower than it has been for a while now.

I also am in a great place spiritually. I am feeling the love, man! I've got a great church, a Godly husband, and I'm making time for nightly meditation.

Oh, and I got my house cleaned over my fall break, which was last week, so that's awesome.

I have to study for the MPRE over the next two weeks, which is the ethics portion of the bar exam. I know it sounds weird that you have to study for an ethics exam, and even weirder that it's multiple choice, but it's true. It's not just common sense, like you can't give an indigent client money for a meal. That doesn't sound unethical to me, but according to the canons of ethics it is. See?

Ok, now for a couple pictures.


This is my wonderful husband. We were at a local fair type thing. He is a Mason, and at his lodge this year he is in charge of this program that they administer at fairs, free of charge, so we were doing that. They give out these kits for parents that are to be used if the child ever comes up missing. It includes a DVD interview of the kid that can be put on the news or whatever, they take their height and weight, and they send the parents home with a kit they can use to collect DNA. I'm not really sure why they need the DNA. I know that allows you to prove it really is your kid, maybe they always make parents do that or something when their kid is found?

This is me at my 29th birthday celebration, with two of my law school girlfriends. We were karaoking. AWESOME!

That's it for now. More later!