The W&M 1L class is terrific. The law school has an
annual Thanksgiving Basket Competition between the 1L sections. Well, basket is
a bit of a misnomer. It’s more of a pile-of-donated-food-in-a-creative-way
competition. The previous record was about 4000 cans of food. This year’s 1L
class: 7000+ cans of food and some donated cash on the side! (The lobby was
very crowded.) I have some great (and very creative) colleagues.
That was the major event at school this week.
A recent, much more minor event took place in Civil
Procedure. A class on court rules and procedures would seem to need a lot of
time spent on talking about trials. Not so much. We covered trials in 15
minutes and moved right on to preclusion. The part of law that draws the most
attention in popular culture is one of its smallest components.
My big project of the week was my final legal memo. For an
idea of how much time I’ve spent working on it, I’ve managed to listen to
Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Wicked, and The Lion King (Broadway
version). And I’ve had some silent work time as well. Happily, it will be done
tomorrow morning.
Which is also why I’m going to bed now.
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