Torment (aka studying)
God I hate studying. You do too? No. I mean I really really really HATE studying. Way more than you do, I'm serious. My tattoo took 5 1/2 hours of serious pain, and I'd take that over 5 1/2 hours of studying in a heartbeat. It just takes so LONG, and its so BORING. I'm A.D.D., I cant do things that are boring and require long periods of focus, it just doesnt happen. When I finished law school, after 19 years of schooling, I swore I'd never study again. Then I had to take the California Bar, and when I passed that, I swore I'd really never have to study again. And yet, here I am. Again. This time for the Nevada Bar. You want to know how much I hate my job? Enough to voluntarily go through this hell again, that's how much.
So I've taken three weeks off work (unpaid of course); two to study and one for taking the test (yes, its three 8-hour days). And really, its not nearly enough time. And yet the thought of two weeks of nothing but studying is already killing me. I've got 2 days down, 12 to go. and about 12 hours before my roomates need to start keeping me away from sharp objects.
But so far I'm doing it. I want this that much. I mean, how much is too much of a price to pay to get a job you like doing?
Okay, so now back to learning the intricacies of the way Article 9 of the UCC provides priority payment of PMSI's in secured transactions. Wheee.
You all better congratulate me when its over. Both of you.
So I've taken three weeks off work (unpaid of course); two to study and one for taking the test (yes, its three 8-hour days). And really, its not nearly enough time. And yet the thought of two weeks of nothing but studying is already killing me. I've got 2 days down, 12 to go. and about 12 hours before my roomates need to start keeping me away from sharp objects.
But so far I'm doing it. I want this that much. I mean, how much is too much of a price to pay to get a job you like doing?
Okay, so now back to learning the intricacies of the way Article 9 of the UCC provides priority payment of PMSI's in secured transactions. Wheee.
You all better congratulate me when its over. Both of you.