liveblogging my corporations reading

4.28 pm

Home from a nice bike ride up Redwood (hills are friends, not food) and showered, so that I am no longer a sweaty, grimy mess. My reward: settling in to read Corporations. Joy.

4.34 pm

I am currently feeling a bit like Emma: if I were to make time for all the things I ought to do, I would be quite accomplished by now. Sadly, learning Spanish and writing a novel and working my way through cookbooks seem to be somewhat incompatible with law school. Bike riding is easier for some reason. Perhaps it's because conjugating Spanish verbs doesn't quite give the same adrenaline rush that racing down a hill at way too fast does.

5.37 pm

I've closed the front door - too much wind and not enough sunshine coming in. Curled up under the boy's Snoopy blanket and wishing we had a fireplace. Homework reads quicker when there's fire nearby.

5.57 pm

So far, the most exciting case was from the 1930s and involved night games at Wrigley Field in Chicago.

6.19 pm

Seven pages to go. If I put dinner in the oven now, will it be ready when I'm finished? Ah, the existential thoughts of a hungry law student.

6.48 pm

Dinner: three cheese tortellini with truffle salt, oregano, and parmesan. Desert: editing.