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Recently, trisha posted an old pic. An old class picture during first term first year in law school.

we all looked so young. Albeit, we were all very stressed and tortured at that time. It was our adjusting stage. But, we all looked younger. I must have aged 10 years in law school from the endless roasting, sleepless nights, and, well, a generally very sinful and unhealthy lifestyle that normal law students adopt and adapt to "help" pass the days.

i spent tonight studying with my ever bes pren at our favorite starbucks in morato. I met another old acquaintance. I was pleasantly surprised that heapos;s in law school. Actually, the three of us took the entrance exams back in feb of 2005 together. Only that, he ditched law school to have his adventure. The kind of adventure i wanted before law school, SANA. He went to take language lessons for a year or so in china. Except that, in my case, i wanted to go somewhere where iapos;d pay in Euro. Hehe.

oh well. Thatapos;s how life works.

iapos;m pretty sure that someday, everything will fall in to place. Even the real reason why i didnapos;t get to spend a year or so in another continent and live 8 hours by train from portugal would manifest itself. :)

in any case, thereapos;s no other way to go but up, right?

maybe, the years i spent in law school was meant to let myself know myself. Maybe iapos;d just be wasting time "getting to know myself" in another continent while struggling to pay for my bread, milk, and ham in Euros in another language. Iapos;ll most likely come out more confused than when i arrived.

iapos;ve always been a late bloomer. I donapos;t know if iapos;m naturally programmed that way. Or, i nurtured myself that way. I entered law school when people my age then were graduating from it. Itapos;s been interesting. I mean, i see people having their own almost quarter life crisis struggles while in law school. That must have been pretty hard. Juggling law school and going through quarter life crisis at the same time. I should be glad i was almost done with it or, at least, getting the hang it of it when i started law school. You see, my quarter life crisEs were extremely difficult. Whatever i went through, i sincerely do not want anyone to go through.....well...save for those @55h*1*$ who took it as his birth right to come down after ten million years to move his car. Pa importante kayo ha...(but letapos;s leave that alone. We all have to pay for whatever inconsiderate thing we do to fellow grad school students trying to survive an exam week in starbucks).

anyway, i happen to have grown to like the people in law school. People being a collective term. Primarily because the mix is extremely interesting. Avant-garde is how iapos;d describe it.

now, i donapos;t mean i like in a personal "we are so friends forever" kind of like each and every one there. I still maintain my standards, you know. The kind of people you surround yourself with is extremely crucial to the way youapos;d become. Itapos;s true that you end up acting like the people you always hang out with.

like kennard and i agreed over juradoapos;s book....while giving michael some survival tips, in law school, there are friends to make and law school friends to meet. Gets?

the difference/s? iapos;d leave it up to you to decipher....
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