I got accepted to the Virginia Tax Review yesterday! It's ranked in the top tax journals and is often cited in Law Reviews, so hurrah! We had a welcome reception tonight at Buddhist Biker Bar with food and an open bar.
I feel immense relief. The competition for everything here is so intense, and actually succeeding relative to so many gifted and hardworking people is huge.
Showing posts with label Nathan B. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nathan B. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Saturday, January 14, 2006
Nathan's 23rd Birthday 2006
We celebrated Nathan's birthday at the Hardware Store Restaurant downtown specifically because they have meter-long beers. Not everyone was back from winter break yet, but nine people for dinner and drinks is about as much as you can hold a conversation with anyway so it worked out pretty well.
Afterwards we moved down the mall to Zocalo restaurant for fancy drinks. It's such a cute place.
Nathan enjoying his birthday beer
Jon and Paul with their half-meters - after all it's not their birthdays.
Kathy and Nathan
Me and Sarah at Hardware Store Restaurant
Birthday sundae joy!
Selina, Brooks, and Julie at Zocalo
Saturday, November 26, 2005
Thanksgiving 2005
I stayed in Charlottesville for Thanksgiving. I'm becoming more and more overwhelmed as we get closer to finals. That's why I decided not to make the trip up for Thanksgiving. For most of the weekend, I was buried in a Torts outline. I should currently be buried in a Criminal Law outline but I can't make heads or tails of the subject so I'm procrastinating instead.
I invited my parents to come down here, but they weren't too sure because I had to study and because they were already trying to avoid traveling to the Cape, so an even longer drive to Charlottesville didn't beckon them.
I didn't miss out on Thanksgiving dinner though- in fact, we had two! Sunday, the 20th, we had a section Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner at 6:30 at Jane's apartment. The section dues provided the turkey and everyone else brought sides and desserts. Brian actually cooked the turkey which is brave.
Then on the actual day of Thanksgiving, Joe got the Harris Teeter Thanksgiving meal package and fed the few people from my section who stayed here: Aaron, Audra, Jerry, Josh G, Justin, Aaron, and Nathan. Jerry brought pie and the rest of us brought alcohol.
I invited my parents to come down here, but they weren't too sure because I had to study and because they were already trying to avoid traveling to the Cape, so an even longer drive to Charlottesville didn't beckon them.
I didn't miss out on Thanksgiving dinner though- in fact, we had two! Sunday, the 20th, we had a section Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner at 6:30 at Jane's apartment. The section dues provided the turkey and everyone else brought sides and desserts. Brian actually cooked the turkey which is brave.
I didn't take any pictures- so here's a good one of Lauren, Jane, and Brian from before
Then on the actual day of Thanksgiving, Joe got the Harris Teeter Thanksgiving meal package and fed the few people from my section who stayed here: Aaron, Audra, Jerry, Josh G, Justin, Aaron, and Nathan. Jerry brought pie and the rest of us brought alcohol.
Again- no pictures from the actual day but here's Joe and Nathan
Sunday, October 30, 2005
Dinner at Professor Leslie's 2005
Our section has Contracts with Professor Leslie and he's our section advisor/spiritual leader. He invited us over for dinner on Saturday, and even though we were mostly all still hungover from PILA we happily obliged. His wife made three delicious lasagnas for us as well as salads.

Roger, Elizabeth, and Sarah

Me and Brian

Jeremy, Mrs. Leslie, Selina and back of Brooks

Julie

Cyndra and Kathy
Dinner table

Roger, Elizabeth, and Sarah

Me and Brian

Jeremy, Mrs. Leslie, Selina and back of Brooks

Julie

Cyndra and Kathy
After dinner and conversation we checked out their home theater in the basement and he showed us "the music greats" including Elvis. Audra and I had never seen a video of Elvis performing and we promptly fell in love. Too bad we're about 30 years too late.
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