Other than the Halloween festivities, life has been pretty law-school-filled. The weekend before Halloween I was able to attend the national conference for the Christian Legal Society in Chicagoland with a fellow law student. We are considering starting a chapter here at Drexel, but may instead maintain our independence rather than affiliate...that is neither here nor there (but it explains why I was in Illinois). That same weekend Danielle had the great opportunity (which she took) to attend the International Law Weekend at Fordham Law School in Manhattan (with the Drexel International Law Student Association). We both had great trips, but it was sadly a weekend that we then did not get to use to sleep in or study. Last week was consequently crazy, but it's law school, so why wouldn't it be? I should say, though, that I realize that other people have busy lives, too, and there are definitely other law students and grad students (and undergrad and high school students, etc.) busier at least than me. I usually have enough time to read the news, check out Facebook numerous times per day, and surf the web...and sometimes blog. For example, I did get to watch the gamecasts online as both the Gophers and Vikings won last weekend! Plus it snowed in Philly, so obviously the world is ending.
In other news, Danielle and I have recently been involved in the newly-formed Labor and Employment Law Society, and Danielle in particular has been busy making posters, helping with other stuff, and BEING ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT! I am so proud! Also last week, we ate wayyy too much dessert after Danielle baked me some Oreo Ball Cupcakes to celebrate my return from Chicago. We also tried out a new Chinese place ('Beijing,' I guess) which was our first Chinese since moving to Philly. So now this week we are going on a bit of a diet: fruit and veggie smoothies for breakfast (some days), lightish lunches (also some days), and vegetable soup for supper (when we feel like it)...and some seasonal squash that we scored at the grocery store. We also bought our firstest ever eggplant! So we need to learn how to cook it now, and it sounds like tonight is the big night! Wish us luck!
In other news, Danielle completed Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4, and is looking forward to the upcoming release of Year 5-7 later this month. We are also looking forward to reuniting soon with Mario Kart! Don't forget to drop us a line and let us know how you are doing, you know, if you think of it! Lots of love.
-Rory
In other news, Danielle and I have recently been involved in the newly-formed Labor and Employment Law Society, and Danielle in particular has been busy making posters, helping with other stuff, and BEING ELECTED VICE PRESIDENT! I am so proud! Also last week, we ate wayyy too much dessert after Danielle baked me some Oreo Ball Cupcakes to celebrate my return from Chicago. We also tried out a new Chinese place ('Beijing,' I guess) which was our first Chinese since moving to Philly. So now this week we are going on a bit of a diet: fruit and veggie smoothies for breakfast (some days), lightish lunches (also some days), and vegetable soup for supper (when we feel like it)...and some seasonal squash that we scored at the grocery store. We also bought our firstest ever eggplant! So we need to learn how to cook it now, and it sounds like tonight is the big night! Wish us luck!
In other news, Danielle completed Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4, and is looking forward to the upcoming release of Year 5-7 later this month. We are also looking forward to reuniting soon with Mario Kart! Don't forget to drop us a line and let us know how you are doing, you know, if you think of it! Lots of love.
-Rory
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