I've come to the conclusion that working for a living is not ideal. Now that I approach graduation, I very much want to stay in the warm if unremunerated cocoon of academia.
The fact is, as good ol' Gary would say, I just don't like the hurly burly of daily commerce. I'm happiest in a library, researching and reading or just dreamily looking out the window. I would be pleased to spend the rest of my life doing case law research. With Westlaw and Lexus, I would never really need to leave my house, but I actually wouldn't mind going to work if work was located in a library, especially a library minus rugrats.
Well, I doubt I shall be able to arrange this, at least not right away. I just hope I can get my foot in the door at a civil rights, immigration, or defense firm. I really, really don't want to work for Teh Man.
Only Thursday
10 hours ago
Yeah working sucks. It does give one a sense of order in ones life, but it often seems to me that you could get this sense of order by creating your own schedule doing what you wanted to do. I've never really tried it, though. Anyhow, good luck with your job search & hope you can find something you'd really like.
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