Senioritis / Quitting-my-job-soon-ioritis Forum

[jnwa]

Decided to be a little gunnery and start reading Getting to Maybe instead of working on a paper thats due today. So far ive learned that law school is all about forks.

[BirdLawExpert]

Decided to be a little gunnery and start reading Getting to Maybe instead of working on a paper thats due today. So far ive learned that law school is all about forks.

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

[20171203]

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[zozo1717]

Decided to be a little gunnery and start reading Getting to Maybe instead of working on a paper thats due today. So far ive learned that law school is all about forks.

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

+1 but getting through A Song of Ice and Fire instead. Definitely want to read it by summer though.

I recently read 1L of a Ride - I thought it was pretty good. Good advice about how to prepare all year long (outlines, note taking, etc.)

[20171203]

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[schocolate]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

[jumbo2016]

This is on my Amazon wish list but I have not ordered it yet. I read Law School Confidential and listened to One L by Scott Turow towards the end of last summer, so I decided to chill out on what to expect type books for awhile after those. Might pick that up too if I get around to it.

Law School Confidential is the one that has been sitting on my desk judging me while I netflix binge

[BirdLawExpert]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

[schocolate]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

Snow Crash, definitely. It's one of my favorite books.

[RedWhite&Blonde]

It's sad that you have to hide your TLS in this day and age. I TLS in public all the time, and my work understand and accepts it.

I'm blatantly on TLS in class.

[SlithyTove]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

Snow Crash, definitely. It's one of my favorite books.

+1 I looooove Snow Crash. I've heard great things about Anathem too but haven't personally read it.

[SlithyTove]

This is on my Amazon wish list but I have not ordered it yet. I read Law School Confidential and listened to One L by Scott Turow towards the end of last summer, so I decided to chill out on what to expect type books for awhile after those. Might pick that up too if I get around to it.

Law School Confidential is the one that has been sitting on my desk judging me while I netflix binge

I swear I'm going to read Sisters in Law, just as soon as I finish season 1 one of Better Call Saul. And House of Cards. And The West Wing.

Goddammit Netflix.

[BirdLawExpert]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

Snow Crash, definitely. It's one of my favorite books.

+1 I looooove Snow Crash. I've heard great things about Anathem too but haven't personally read it.

Awesome. I'm definitely ready for another one of his books, so I'll probably pick it up today.

[schocolate]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

Snow Crash, definitely. It's one of my favorite books.

+1 I looooove Snow Crash. I've heard great things about Anathem too but haven't personally read it.

I've only read Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon. Cryptonomicon was pretty good, but Snow Crash was amazing. Haven't read Anathem either, but I'll add it to my list!

[JeanLucPicard]

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

Ooh, what are you reading?

I just finished Seveneves last night, it was the first of his that I'd ever read and now I'm obsessed. Any recommendations of what to read next?

Snow Crash, definitely. It's one of my favorite books.

+1 I looooove Snow Crash. I've heard great things about Anathem too but haven't personally read it.

I've only read Snow Crash and Cryptonomicon. Cryptonomicon was pretty good, but Snow Crash was amazing. Haven't read Anathem either, but I'll add it to my list!

You should also look into David Mitchell's books like The Bone Clocks, Cloud Atlas, and Number9dream.

[James.K.Polk]

Any non-fiction readers? I've a huge David McCullough fan, almost finished with "The Path Between the Seas," one of my absolute favorites.

[jtg21]

This is on my Amazon wish list but I have not ordered it yet. I read Law School Confidential and listened to One L by Scott Turow towards the end of last summer, so I decided to chill out on what to expect type books for awhile after those. Might pick that up too if I get around to it.

Law School Confidential is the one that has been sitting on my desk judging me while I netflix binge

I swear I'm going to read Sisters in Law, just as soon as I finish season 1 one of Better Call Saul. And House of Cards. And The West Wing.

Goddammit Netflix.

True story. I am making a resolution to actually get through my reading list, which includes Sisters in Law........but S2 of Better Call Saul just started.

[schocolate]

You should also look into David Mitchell's books like The Bone Clocks, Cloud Atlas, and Number9dream.

I loved David Mitchell until I read The Bone Clocks. Now I only really like him.

[capricasixx]

Decided to be a little gunnery and start reading Getting to Maybe instead of working on a paper thats due today. So far ive learned that law school is all about forks.

That book has been sitting on my nightstand and judging me as I read Star Wars books and Neil Stephenson novels, I might actually crack it open and read it sometime soon.

+1 but getting through A Song of Ice and Fire instead. Definitely want to read it by summer though.

My copy is literally arriving from Amazon today. Slacker book club?

[jnwa]

Soo many book readers in here. No wonder the sexing numbers are so low.

[JeanLucPicard]

You should also look into David Mitchell's books like The Bone Clocks, Cloud Atlas, and Number9dream.

I loved David Mitchell until I read The Bone Clocks. Now I only really like him.

Haha, that's understandable. It wasn't my favorite novel, but I am still reeling from that gut punch of an ending.

[urbanist11]

Checked out/checking in

Most likely moving in July. Really want to know where that will be.

[McJimJam]

Not sure if it's possible to neglect my work more so than I do now, but I will sure as hell try.

Checking in and all that.

[SlithyTove]

Any non-fiction readers? I've a huge David McCullough fan, almost finished with "The Path Between the Seas," one of my absolute favorites.

I like nonfiction but I've definitely got to intersperse it with fiction to keep myself going. I've never read any David McCullough but I just looked up The Path Between the Seas and it looks really interesting, I may have to check it out.

I'm currently reading The Man Who Walked Through Time by Colin Fletcher in preparation for a backpacking trip into the Grand Canyon next month and This Changes Everything by Naomi Klein in preparation for feeling super guilty every time I buy anything.

[SlithyTove]

You should also look into David Mitchell's books like The Bone Clocks, Cloud Atlas, and Number9dream.

I loved David Mitchell until I read The Bone Clocks. Now I only really like him.

Haha, that's understandable. It wasn't my favorite novel, but I am still reeling from that gut punch of an ending.

This just made me realize that I got halfway through the Bone Clocks, put it down, and then completely forgot about it. Worth it to pick it back up more than a month later?