100th post!

This is my 100th post (even though it doesn't add up for some reason...maybe I have some drafts and private entries lying around)! I have nothing really interesting to say. I had a really good morning. After my last class with Prof. Logue (tear, I'll slowly get over it), I got myself a bagel, and sat against a tree in the law quad. It's actually not just any random old tree. It's my tree. I have a few favorite spots in the law school -- and the tree in front of C and D block of the Lawyer's Club is one of them. I ate my bagel and did some people watching...and fell asleep. I legit fell asleep for an hour against that tree. When I woke up, it was almost time for my lunch appointment with Evan Dunn and two Japanese LLMs! As I sat on the bench in front of the Reading Room (also one of my top fave spots), I noticed how beautiful the trees were. I was overwhelmed by the beauty. I'm usually not a nature-freak. My absolute favorite spot in the law school is a secret.

Anyhow, the lunch was fun! I had a great time. The LLMs are so down to earth and easy to talk to! I don't think I'm good for them though...I speak too fast for them. I'm so inconsiderate. If they spoke that fast in Japanese, I would have been so miserable. I guess I'll learn my lesson the hard way when I'm in Japan.

I'm such a moody person. My good mood started wearing off at around 5pm. My good mood lasted for a good 6 hours though.

I think one of the worst things about being single for a long time is (resurrecting my best/worst thing about being single in prose form!) because you are starved for affection, sometimes your expectations are really low. The best thing is that I can keep waiting for my "someday." Anyway, besides the singleness dilemma, my other dilemma is learning to be a grateful person as my Mom told me to become. Another wise person pointed out that he didn't know why I thought life was a drag -- I have a pretty privileged existence. Ben commented on my last post and I'll repeat it as my last liner for my 100th post.

Bring it on, life!