So far, so good

See, here's where this blogging thing (yeah, you will have to listen to my introspective musings on the nature of the blogging experience for at least another few weeks, deal with it) gives me pause (or maybe it's the chili... that could be too). My instinct is to treat this like a journal, writing down things like "Woo hoo! I'm not flunking out of law school!" and then follow it up with the one grade that has been posted so far and comment on my satisfaction about getting an A- and my worry that since that was the exam I felt I had done the best on, maybe the other grades will not be so good.

But then I pause. I assume that, eventually, someone might actually read this. Simply writing down what is already bouncing around inside of my skull a'la a journal seems to defeat the purpose of putting said journal online, since the only intended audience is, well, me. Putting something online implies that my intended audience is the internet community, and more specifically my friends. However, that means I'll certainly be censoring some of what I write, especially gossip that I probably should not share with the general public or private thoughts along the lines of "oh GOD *name omitted to protect my ass* looked hot today, I would love to *remainder of sentence also omitted to protect my ass*"). Moreover, if I'm writing for an audience, it would probably be overly presumptuous of me to assume that the day to day details of my life are the least bit interesting, leading me to conclude that I should make these posts somewhat entertaining. So without further ado, I present the most ironic license plate I could find.



Oh, and I've crossed the river and am now in Tookland. Total milage: 5