Classes and retreats
Well, I've begun my new class & sleeping schedule--10pm curfew and up at 6am. I've been exercising pretty regularly and studying relatively well. One of the most exciting things I've discovered this week is Law. I wasn't sure if I enjoyed it (because I've never really studied it) and I found out this week that I love it! I have a Business Law class and a Law Lecture Series that have been great. If you can imagine, I actually enjoy the reading and case study work that I do for the class. This is exciting for me because after I graduate--I'm going to Law School. I apologize if that's a shock to any of you, but that's been the plan for a while. Ha ha.
Anyway, I'm also enjoying the early rise/to bed schedule. If someone knows where the President Hinckley quote about being able to accomplish everything needed in day between 6am and 10pm--please let me know.
I was also able to attend the Club President's Retreat at Springhaven. We had over 60 people there being trained and getting to know each other. After waiting for dinner, we finished up pretty late and then played "Capture the flag", "Sardines", and "Murder in the Dark." So funny. I had heaps of fun getting know these students from all walks of BYU life.
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1 comment:
Edm, the lawyer???? I love it! :) Just don't wear your white suit to the office or court. ;) Love yer insides! :)
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