A few weeks ago, I was sworn in and took an oath to "uphold the Constitution of the United States." It was really awesome to say the least. Around 70 of us -- all dressed up in formal "lawyer" attire -- stood in front of 5 judges in the Supreme Court of New York, and took the oath that would formally make us members of the legal profession. Then we signed a cool scroll to confirm our membership. Good thing a buddy of mine from law school showed up so I didn't seem like too much of a loner lost in the crowd of lawyerly lawyers. Oh, and my parents were there too taking pictures like crazy.
So there you go. After 6 years (1 year of law school abroad, 1 year applying to law school in the US, 3 years of law school in Boston, and 1 year of waiting for the Bar results), I'm legit.
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A whirlwind of thoughts and feelings of a young lawyer and musician, in a long distance relationship, who has experienced colorful chapters of growth, disappointment, random humor, food and more randomness.
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