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hopelessly meta

October 27th, 2007

I know I’m not supposed to acknowledge things like self-googling or looking up site stats, but I do both, quite regularly (and thank you you 11 people who come here every day to see how I’m doing!  thank you!!!  what would you like to see more of here?).  and I’ve noticed that just about every […]


apparently the job market for new lawyers is even worse than I imagined

October 24th, 2007

if this is any indication.  is it a real indication?  is it an anomaly?  what is this, other than depressing?


around DC

October 15th, 2007

 


a long walk

October 8th, 2007

I got it into my head yesterday that I should walk from Bethesda to Adams Morgan, to see what interesting things turned up along the way, and so I did it, and there were many interesting things, including a teeny tiny Filipino grocery store in Tenleytown.

I went inside the store and got all teary because […]


I seem to be writing about law a lot lately

September 30th, 2007

Here’s the piece for the ABA Journal about Indian lawyers who do work for American companies and law firms:
Manhattan Work At Mumbai Prices


a few things

September 25th, 2007

This is depressing
This is funny
This is my friend John’s book and should be read toot sweet and all

and this is a squirrel in a
plexiglass cage that I once saw
in a kimono shop/petting zoo
in Osaka, my favorite town, where I had in fact been drinking small amounts of absinthe
but nonetheless, this squirrel is for […]


the fake job

September 7th, 2007

turned into a real article for the Washington CityPaper
Wanted: Gullible Lawyers


score one for Megatron

July 5th, 2007

Freedom is the right of all sentient beings

(hospital window, Warwick)
even, it turns out, Scooter Libby


you probably know this already

June 29th, 2007

but July is National Horseradish Month
also, it is 400 degrees in D.C. I am missing Saipan’s relative balmy summers.

102 degrees is what this thermometer says
four times that is how it felt


the careful study of squirrel migration

June 26th, 2007

How I wish the Smithsonian’s Center for Short Term Phenomena were still in existence

(house, couch, stump, in Takoma Park)
there are so many neat things in the world to study
one or two of these things even involve squirrels