Emily and I went to our first doctor appointment for her pregnancy. He was real interesting and it seems like they give you so much information. It is really hard to take it all in. They just did some exams, etc. The doctor was really nice and most important Emily like him.
I am continuing to enjoy my Xbox 360. I love to play and talk to Taylor or anyone in my family. It is crazy that we can do video conferencing through a gaming machine. I love it. My family can see Emily and how she is progressing through the Xbox 360 on the TV.
Emily and I were able to go and watch the Seattle Mariners play the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Seattle took their starting pitcher out in the first inning before he even got an out!!!! I have never seen that before. We had great seats! We were 7 rows behind the Devil Rays bench. I could really see their faces well. I know that Emily has pictures posted on her myspace, and you can link to hers through mine at www.myspace.com/brianemily. It was a beautiful ball park and would recommend that any baseball fan make a trip there.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
First Baby Appt.
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Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Xbox 360
I have been so impressed with this machine until last night when the three (3) red lights starting flashing on my 360!!! I was so mad until I unplugged the machine and plugged it back in. It worked after that, but after calling gamestop I am convinced that I should send it in to get fixed. They stated that the problem will continue and just happen more often. So, I will send it in especially since Xbox just extended the warranty to 3 YEARS on the blinking red lights. To anyone reading this if you have the 3 flashing red lights, send your machine in! Do it while you can....
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Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Law School Finals May '07
It is the week before finals and everyone is running around the library with their heads chopped off looking and asking for the perfect outline for their class. I like to watch the 1Ls stress while making their 50+ page outlines, and then ask me "is that long enough" and have them look at me like I am stupid when I tell them it is too long.
I had a realization the other day when I figured out that my mind is not being opened by law school, but it may be being shut. I only believe this because of my undergrad degree of English. It seems to me that when I was reading Tolstoy the world would open and real thoughts about life would enter. Now it seems that I have become more of cynical person looking at the world in a way of who is liable to who. I like the law, I like what it does, I just want my mind opened more by my studies in law school. I just find it useless memorizing an outline that if I was a real practicing lawyer I could simply look up what I was memorizing. Yet, this is how we are graded and put into brackets; by how much we can memorize and put on paper for an exam. Does that make any sense? Not to me. But life generally does not make sense.
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