I wrote some subpoenas today

They were for this intervention case I've been helping Cecelia with. It was pretty saftisfying to be able to type up the subpoenas, after having worked hard to gather the information for them for the last couple weeks.

Yesterday we had a field trip to the Organization of American States. Sorry, folks, but that was possibly one of the most boring places I've been. The architecture was very nice, but the content was not so good. And neither was the tour guide. I don't have too much interest in the Americas (well, like Central and South America), despite my interest in international law. The OAS doesn't peak my interest either. At all.

But it was ok. I had some good conversations with Kellie (the LCWC internship coordinator, among other things), especially about Harry Potter. I had to hand in again a paper I wrote about the congressional hearing I attended. I don't think Dr. Joyner appreciated the artistic license I took with it. (It was like Mrs. Dobus and the essay to get into AP English 10 all over again. That's another story, though.)

(Note: edited by the author 11/9/2006.)