About Me

name: Beanie
age: 35
email: bbbeans@yahoo.com


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Book: New York by Edward Rutherfurd

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Screaming Bean
Tuesday, January 18, 2005

One day in the books. Considering my mood last night, I wasn't expecting a lot out of today. In fact you could have heard me muttering to someone in the hall this morning, "I so don't want to be here." However, once the game was underway...it was like I had never left, except without the feeling of imminent doom and fatigue. Three classes back to back...no biggie. Hell, I even volunteered in Commercial Law, also known as, "Way to throw yourself on that grenade!" However, any plans of Industrial Law went poof when it was discovered that only 7 of us signed up. They wanted at least 16. The course is no more, and we were left picking up the credit pieces. I have signed up for way too many courses, so it was a non-issue for me. However, I'm miffed. It sounded like a cool class. Practical skills in dealing with various business people and their legal issues. Various guest speakers come in and talk about their dealings with lawyers and the law. Problem solving skills honed. But nope, we can have a course on HIPAA but not something like this. I say it was bad marketing, but what are you going to do? Even my Securities class has 40 people in it. I was not meant to ever have a small class.

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