I woke up in the middle of the night last night. There were footsteps in the leaves outside my window. They sounded like human footsteps. I thought maybe it was just super early – like 5:30 and it was my professor neighbor going somewhere. I laid real still. I finally rolled over and obtained my cell phone so I could see what time it was and keep my finger on 911. It was 4:35. Dang it. No one has any business wandering around at 4:35 on a Friday morning. I was freaking out. I kept imagining that someone was on my front porch. Shortly there after the sprinklers turned on and although they initially scared me to death – I started thinking that maybe it was cat or something in the leaves and that maybe the sprinklers had also contributed to the sound of footsteps. Who knows. But maybe it wasn’t a person. Just maybe I wasn’t going to get attacked in my own home. Eventually I fell back asleep. And as expected I had crazy dreams.
In one dream I dreamed that we got a list of the bar exam results early here at the courthouse, and that Heather and I both passed. In this dream, the courthouse had a law school attached to it, and the building had magical powers like Hogwarts. And on this day that we were looking at the bar results, people kept randomly ending up in our offices from all the secret passage ways. Did I ever tell you I have an overactive imagination?
My other dream was pretty humorous, and it involved one of my good friends from high school that I haven’t seen in a while, and a natural history museum that was also a library, and a boy trying to kiss me out of the blue in the museum. Hilarious. It also involved crowds of people and getting lost. But it is more jumbled than the other dream.
Enough about my dreams, let’s move on to real life. Yesterday Elizabeth and were running on the trail, we ran 7 miles, and it was getting sort of dark at the end of our run. So we were running really fast. And we were singing to our respective ipods. Out loud. We were trying to ignore the fact that it was getting dark and we were really into our runs. Well, these two guys on bikes come up behind us and basically ride along and listen to us sing for a while. Gah. I’m sure they thought we were really hot. But they did make sure that we made it to our car safely which was sweet.
I got to hang out with my precious friend Molly last night and make a new friend Lindsey. It was really fun. I ate enough mexican food to choke a small horse. It was awesome. I wish I had some right now. There is nothing better than catching up with an old friend over cheese dip and huge draft beers.
Did I mention that I find out whether or not I passed the bar exam today? Cross your fingers. I’ve never had so much invested in a test in my life and I’m not sure I’ve ever straight up failed something, so if I fail, I might need someone to scrap me up off the concrete. But then again, it is only a test and I’ll get it next time if I don’t get it this time. Geeze.
Also, I’m going to the NYC tonight! Get excited! I can’t wait. Libby, Jennifer, Maggie, Cristi and I are going to be the Deal or No Deal girls for halloween. We are going to a party tomorrow night. Libby mentioned this to her boss, and her boss mentioned it to someone that works at NBC (libby works for a media corporation), and yesterday NBC sent Libby over 5 Deal or No Deal Briefcases for us to use in our costumes! HOW AWESOME IS THAT! Here is a picture –
If you are going to be in the City this weekend – hit me on the cell piece. Kisses.
the thin line between optimism and delusion... 