Well, I moved all my crap down from my Moscow Apartment, well not all. I brought all my books, clothes, DJ Equipement, Sporting equipment, TV and VCR and all the other random crap I had accumulated along the way.
I hate all my possessions. I hate them. In the new place there isn't a lot of storage so everything is just sort of piled up in corners. And heres the thing, i am going to only be living there for 6 and a half more weeks. So I sort of have decided to just live this way. Surrounded by all my worldly goods.
So thats the apartment. It is a fantastic location. But it's a basement, older and there is a porch out front where all the hipsters of Boise gather. Also it is beneath a stairwell that everyone loudly uses to get to their upstairs apartment. The ceiling shakes many times every hour from foot traffic.
I work (don't get paid, paid tuition actually) as a clerk for the Idaho State Court of Appeals. It's a pretty great externship because the judges are all so nice. Also their clerks are pretty helpful as well. I have projects/cases they assign me, i do research for days, write an opinion and then have the judges secretary go over it with a fine tooth comb. Then the judge looks at it, and tells me what to fix. So far I have just one opinion done, and the judge will meet with me soon to tell me how bad it was. Another judge gave me a bigger project so i am still in the researching phase.
I also go to summer school Tuesday and Thursday nights from 5-7. It is a pretty laid back class of 7 students and a Family Law Attorney who looks like Kenny Rogers as the professor. I like it. It reminds me of law school and I miss law school.
Speaking of missing law school, I have decided to finish my third year in Moscow. They opened up a campus (a glorified Conference room, think University of Phoenix type sterile environment) in Boise and gave us the option to come down here for school. I couldn't decide and made multiple pro's and con's lists and said, "ok to Boise i go". But now I am having second thoughts. I miss my beloved Moscow, and it's small town-ness and how life is just easy there, and after nearly 2 years, i am very comfortable there. So...I am going back.
But this summer will still be great. I have a ton of goals...like the usual rawsome, p90X, run 5 marathons etc. But i have some new ones too. I want to improve on my writing, researching and thinking as a lawyer. I also want to go on little mini day trips every weekend to checkout this southern part of Idaho. I am also planning a trip to Utah for a baby shower, a trip to Rexburg, just to remember how it used to be, a trip to Burley to see a law school friend, (we are both single, mormon and tall so we have a lot to vent about) and then obviously the big trip to AZ to spend some time with Sophie, Livy, Gibson and everyone else.
So that is just a little bit of free writing about whats going on.
Yes, I am still alive. A lot more tired these days, but alive.
I hope everyone is well.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
10 comments:
Thanks for the update! As usual, it looks like you are keeping yourself busy! You sound all grown up and professional! :-) Have a great summer and call me if you have time when you're down here--you gotta come check out my new house!
Good luck!
We'll see you at Grad next year in Moscow for the weekend.
Busy, busy! Call me if you have time when in Utah, would love to see you (or if you need a place to crash too).
Stay in Boise!!! I love Boise and miss it! I may be there in mid-July
Miss you, thanks for the Boise update.
I am most grateful you are still alive!!!
When are you coming down. Let us know and we can maybe get a hike in.
I hope you don't mind that I vicariously live a single life through you. I think I'd be doing what you are doing and having the adventures you do... So when I visit your blog, it's like I have flashes of a life, my life, that I don't really have. Yeah, that sounds kinda weird. I should just delete this whole comment. Oh well. Miss you Jodi.
thanks for the update.
Time for a new post please.
Post a Comment