waiting for SLS (singapore legal system,a mod i take in law) question to come out at 6pm.honestly isnt there a stroke of sadism in the teachers only to release it in the evenings and demand it in the mornings?

but well,if i manage to survive the assignment,it would definitely be good bragging rights! :P although it is most likely a fail looking at my participation level in SLS seminars..i think i just gave up like halfway cos i couldnt really absorb all that junkload of info,it is not systematic and repetitive like math,or having a definite answer like science,law is a whole new abyss to fall into.we should have like a shirt that says " I survived professor beckman/law school/singapore legal system who um,i dont really care about/a subject that was taught in primary school but comes back 1000000 times more difficult in university".

now we law students have come to a phase where we have come to question our decisions.why did we pick law? and the answer is "because med school rejected me".okay maybe not for all of us :) but at some point of time it is inevitable that we question why we are working so hard,is it for the greater good? for money and for the prestige? or for the challenge and the educational pursuit?( definitely not for me-.- there is nothing educational or fulfilling about old boring english!)


but i guess as the Contract Goddess Lecturer( who sadly,will be only back in march for another miserable amount of lectures,oh how i shall pine while she is away) says,well after all it is useful compared to a PhD on the Black hole,a parasite on a guppy or some nonsensical idiosyncrasy that no one really cares about,while we are doing good to society while moaning over the theories of promisory estoppel( btw,still no idea what that is,ask me after the weekend when ive finished revising contract :P)