You know how sometimes you just need to get out of town? Thankfully, that was yesterday. To start things off, the Environmental Law Society had a trip to Turtle Cove research station in Manchac, LA. The first interesting observation from that trip was the highway, I-55, itself. Because the land is so swampy, the entire [...]
Today was a great day. A few weeks ago I applied to be a professor’s research assistant and today I had an interview and got the job! I am thrilled because the work is right up my alley; I will develop the website for the institute which this professor spearheads. In addition to my gratitude [...]
Tomorrow I take my first law school exam. Yay. In other news, I am very pleased with what Obama had to say about the automobile industry. He was tough on ‘government oversight,’ and clear about protecting the people (we’re largely less well off these days if you haven’t noticed.) I like the way he speaks [...]
Yesterday two classmates came over and we spent a few hours cooking and eating a festival of Chinese food. Rest assured that all was authentic, as our head chef was from China. One dish consisted of boiling and then frying an egg in chicken flavored oil. The jury is still out on that one, but [...]
I’ve now been down in New Orleans for roughly two months. Some interesting things: Visits: Yes, I love to see a familiar face or two. Rick made the trek all the way from CT, to attend an important conference on health care with Dianne. Who’d of thought? We had a temporary setback when the restaurant [...]
Cyclical Fortuities
You know how sometimes you just need to get out of town? Thankfully, that was yesterday. To start things off, the Environmental Law Society had a trip to Turtle Cove research station in Manchac, LA. The first interesting observation from that trip was the highway, I-55, itself. Because the land is so swampy, the entire [...]