It's amazing how difficult it is to concentrate on something you truly do not care about. Give me a good book and I can read fixedly for hours upon hours. Give me a fictitious client to "defend" in a housing case? Please allow me to beat myself senseless with a book. It's not that I mind defending fictitious clients. Far from it, in moot court I spent god knows how many hours researching my issue to prepare a brief. But when it comes down to writing up a case evaluation for an uninteresting case or working on drafting documents for my REAL client, it just seems kinda silly. Or maybe I am just tired. And sick of law school. Man....I need a job.

HOWEVER, on a much happier note, I won best oral argument for my argument last Friday. What does this mean in the grand scheme of the world? Not much. It means my judges thought I was the best oralist out of the 4 students in my hearing. But I still felt cool. And that is all that really matters.