Telegraph, Telegram, Telling You I'll Be Home Soon

Well, Spring Break is looming on the horizon, but there's this little thing called a brief that is due tomorrow for all of the LARC III students at Baylor Law. As you might have already guessed, I happen to be one of those people. The good news is that I have a great partner to work with in Mr. Mike May and that makes what could have been a very stressful, trying situation that much easier.

I think that's a huge lesson to learn in life. The value in working with the right kind of people on the things that matter. Currently, this brief is consuming a large part of my thought processes, but let's be honest, in five years, I may be able to tell you what it was about and I may not, but I will be able to tell you that I worked with a good person on it. It seems that after the details fade from the various activities that dominate our days, we remember certain things. We remember the highs, we remember the lows, and we remember those that participated with us in those activities.

My Spring Break plans include a quick trip back home before my Dad and I leave to go skiing for a few days in Wolf Creek, Colorado. I guess the females in our family just do not enjoy winter sports. It is either that or the fact that my sister had a traumatic crash on our first ever family ski trip when she was 10. Don't worry, she's okay, but it seems like it was all downhill from there. (Bah-doomp cha!) That was the written sound of the drum/cymbal combo after an outstanding joke if you were scoring at home.

After returning from skiing, I will be headed to Boerne, Texas for the Emily Williams/Cody Blair wedding on St. Patrick's Day. If you think that I am not going to pinch folks at the wedding for not wearing green, well, you have another thing coming. Maybe another pinch.

That's all I have for tonight. You've been great.

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