I scored a 167 on the September LSAT after a month of studying. Not bad, but not great either. I got 0 wrong on reading comprehension, and 4 wrong in the two logical reasoning, so almost all my wrong answers were in the logic games. Why? I didn’t finish. I was used to practicing with a digital timer, so only have a watch REALLY threw me off. Lesson learned. I know I can improve and I’m only a junior, so I’ll drill more (this time with a watch!!!) and take it again in February.
Oct 22, 2007, 10:21AM PDT | 0 comments
I thought I was eating a lot, but at least half of my favorites, like peppers and zucchini, are actually fruit from a botanical perspective. Does this make me a cheater?
Oh well, I did add things like kale and chard to my diet, and even a few roots like radishes. Sort of hit a wall with smelly kohlrabi though. My secret was getting into “veggie culture” by frequenting the farmer’s market and reading books about them so I could be properly acquainted upon first bite.
Is eating vegetables magic? No, but it does make me feel a lot better and it is not too hard to deal with once you become used to their taste. The only ones left for me to conquer and those that require cooking like beets or taro.
Jun 29, 2007, 07:46AM PDT | 1 cheer | 0 comments
Tired of having to negotiate where to eat lunch with cheapskate friends, I went to the bar of a fancy restaurant alone. I had pan seared salmon, mixed greens, and gelato. Needless to say, it was better than anything I would have eaten with with my friends for lunch. And it wasn’t that expensive; it was about the price of a movie ticket with drinks. Eating at the bar made it less awkward and a lot of nice restaurants have bars.
Jun 29, 2007, 07:41AM PDT | 0 comments
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