practice makes perfect

I took an LSAT practice test last night. It went all right. I wasn't really that nervous. Unfortunately, most of the sections I'd seen before in another practice test I took. But I'm less nervous. I just have to remember to read carefully and take my time. And not freak out. As I was coming home on the metro last night (the test was in Maryland, near Bethesda), I had to ride the orange line home with a large group of high school-age kids. It must have been a class trip. There were so many of them. They were so obnoxious. I don't ever remember acting that way. I'm sure I never did.

It's sad for me to think that I have only five more work days left. I've got plenty to do in that time, lots of stats to catch up on. I can't wait to go home to my own room and my own bed. And a much quieter atmosphere. Kellie sent out the final email regarding end-of-semester things. I think I might be the last one to check out on Sunday. That's ok with me; I can make sure the apartment's clean.

I can't wait until Saturday is over. After that, I won't have to think about or study for the LSAT ever again.