Hotel room blackout shades. Particularly after two nights of sub-quality, sub-time sleep and a time change. Good afternoon Arizona, and goodnight!
October 2010
11 posts
My latest jam: pandora station from Wavin’ Flag. Do it, seriously.
When I first saw this headline, I really hoped that the judge required koozies. It would be so practical! Alas, no…
And now my body says, “Remember when we used to stretch? Before and after running? Let’s try that again…”
Oh how I wish I had a photo post for you. I will attempt to describe this fabulousness in words, but only a picture could have done it justice. I am used to a diverse clientele at my gym: professionals, fellow law students, families, the elderly…we run the gamut in addition to the treadmill here at the YMCA. (Resist the urge to start singing, I beg you.)
But this morning reached a new level. I should mention that, as someone who works out in stretched and torn t-shirts from middle and high school, I have a great appreciation for the fashion show that is the gym. So when I walked into the gym at 9:00 a.m. this morning and saw a woman who looked like she had fallen out of the 80s, picking up a Liz Taylor wig on the way down, and landed squarely on the stationary bike, it made my day. This vision in black spandex, oversized but crisp teal shirt, and hair teased a full half foot in the air, juxtaposed against me, Sweaty McHomeless three bikes down, deserved some sort of props. And it wasn’t for a hard core workout. Not a drop of sweat broke through that Aqua Net hair.
You walk around town with lexis and westlaw case printouts peaking out of your purse.
So I didn’t make it to the end of Wills last night, but I made it to two glasses of wine, a beer, and a Phillies win anyway. Sometimes you have to cut your losses and have a drink. But it brings me right back here to you, “Section D. Contracts Relating to Wills.”
What I’m really thinking about, though? Do I want to run outside in beautiful weather, or do I want to run at the gym while watching the NCIS marathon? Hmmm…
I tried to be healthy and eat a hummus snack at 11:00, but for some reason the white chocolate brownie in my fridge was calling my name. And since I’m not normally a sweets person, I thought I should answer. Besides, I have the dual defense of a) it’s the weekend (ahem, almost) AND b) I’m running later today. Need fuel.
In case you’re like me, and you get super emotional at only being permitted to make strict constructionist arguments in Con Law, and need Justice Souter to calm you down every now and then.
No, only me? Well you should still read the article anyway. Punch line spoiler below:
“If we cannot share every intellectual assumption that formed the minds of those who framed the charter, we can still address the constitutional uncertainties the way they must have envisioned, by relying on reason, by respecting all the words the Framers wrote, by facing facts, and by seeking to understand their meaning for living people.”