Getting [K]O’d
Ugh.
Had my Ks midterm at 8:30 this morning (that’s “Contracts” for my non-law readers who’ve been trying to understand my Facebook status 
)… I’ve got a lot of work to do between now and finals.
It’s not that I didn’t know the material, I just didn’t know it well enough to be comfortable. And since law professors like to ask tricky questions, not being comfortable meant I started second-guessing myself and overanalyzing them.
For a 50-minute midterm, we’re “strongly recommended” to spend no more than 25 minutes on the set of multiple choice questions and then the rest on the essay. The multiples took me 40 minutes. And my essay response had more holes than Swiss cheese because I didn’t have enough time to finish typing even though I knew the issues inside and out.
A word of advice: do the essay first if you know that material better 
I'm flattered, but I don't see the resemblance... >_<
And study more…
On a totally non-law-related note, after exams I headed to Chapel Hill for the monthly UNC Board of Governors meeting and got compared to Jason Statham in The Transporter. I had no clue who he was and had never seen the movie (or apparently any of his other films). When I wiki’d him once I got home, I confess I can’t see the resemblance — maybe they were referring to the thinning hair? You be the judge.
Heading back to Torts and Property outlines, have the last two midterms tomorrow. Good night everybody! 
HAHAHAHA. omg.
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