Negligent Use of a Dangerous Mind

i think i pulled my studying muscle

When I printed out my class notes for Civ Pro last night, I was shocked to discover that I only took 15 pages of notes over the course of the semester.

My Civ Pro outline, as it stands now, is 18 pages long.

Doesn't that sort of, I don't know, defeat the purpose of having an outline?

Side note: Who let Teri Hatcher write a book?

Labels: civ pro, finals

old habits

Like my disastrous Crim Pro final, my Civ Pro final is open-everything, and has a 3 hour time limit.

Unlike my Crim Pro final, I know about this time limit beforehand (thanks to C).

I've got the basic structure of my outline done, but I still need to go back and fill in with class notes, reading notes, and Lexis details. And I need to put together something on class actions. And then actually sit here and study stuff so that I can actually finish this exam and not sit here for two days afterwards going "Jesus Christ, I didn't even answer that question, did I?"

I'll get started on all that right....after I finish watching "General Hospital".

(You didn't think I'd actually reform my ways, did you?)

Labels: civ pro, finals, general hospital