Classes and music
Oct. 16th, 2018 11:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
schneefinkToday I asked a really stupid question in criminal law class and then was so embarrassed that I stopped paying attention for the rest of class. Which was a stupid overreaction and then I was angry at myself on top of that. I am very smart.
Then at home I actually sat down and started working on my upcoming presentation for tax law class, and the court verdict I had to read had at least one 170-words-sentence and some more that were almost as long. Gotta love legalese; there's a good reason why many law books our classes use have a style guide in the beginning…
The topic seems interesting, but I only have two weeks until I need to hand in the first draft, and next week is a tax law test and another presentation and this weekend I also have classes. It will be a fun week.
This evening I had choir practice. I found a choir again! I missed singing in a choir. Smaller than my last one, only about 25-30 people, but they seem nice, the program looks interesting, the conductor is good, and bonus, it only takes me five minutes to get to practice.
I'll miss the upcoming choir weekend getaway because because of classes -.- great timing. Ah well, next semester. When, in cooperation with another choir, we'll sing Mozart's Requiem, that will be fun :)
Then at home I actually sat down and started working on my upcoming presentation for tax law class, and the court verdict I had to read had at least one 170-words-sentence and some more that were almost as long. Gotta love legalese; there's a good reason why many law books our classes use have a style guide in the beginning…
The topic seems interesting, but I only have two weeks until I need to hand in the first draft, and next week is a tax law test and another presentation and this weekend I also have classes. It will be a fun week.
This evening I had choir practice. I found a choir again! I missed singing in a choir. Smaller than my last one, only about 25-30 people, but they seem nice, the program looks interesting, the conductor is good, and bonus, it only takes me five minutes to get to practice.
I'll miss the upcoming choir weekend getaway because because of classes -.- great timing. Ah well, next semester. When, in cooperation with another choir, we'll sing Mozart's Requiem, that will be fun :)
