First Two Years, Summarized

I recently completed my 2L year. All I have to say is, it is hellish. 

I had some highs, and some pretty low lows. Nothing prepared me for how law school was going to go. 

Since it is summer now, I want to get back and start writing again, one day at a time. 

Although this blog post is going to be super short, law school has kept me busy. Now to wait for grades. 

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