D-day, more commonly referred to as the June 2009 LSAT Administration, was yesterday. It didn’t go great, but it could have been worse. I’m signed up for September (e.g. a retake), but it’s possible, depending on the curve of the test, that it may not be necessary. I’ll know for sure in three weeks.

On the upside, until I get my score back, I’m not going to worry about it, and the ’09-10 applications for law schools have not been posted yet, so for the time being I basically have my life back. As such, I now have the opportunity to complete some of the things I have been unable to enjoy thanks to the onus of needing to study for the LSAT.

Chief among these concerns is the completion of Diablo II. I’ve been meaning to finish this game for a while now. I can’t remember who recommended it to me, but ever since I found out that Diablo III was in development, I’ve been wanting to complete it so that I can be caught up by the time DIII is finally released. (Hey, I never claimed to have lofty goals. Sometimes an itch just yearns to be scratched.)

Oh, as an aside, while I’m on the topic of gaming, I should note that Monkey Island is back, bitches. I’ve been waiting patiently for this day for almost five years, so I’m pretty damn happy. Telltale is even re-releasing the game that started it all, except with improvements (e.g. 1080i vs. VGA graphics).

Secondly, I can finally finished some of the books that I’ve been reading, I’m about part of the way through a bunch of random books, but have as of late been trying to spend any free time reading more academic material in order to prepare for the LSATs. It’ll be a relief to read stories again. Yay.

Lastly, I want to finally catch up on keeping in touch with people, figuring out random plans (trips, weekends, etc.) — that sort of thing. You know, things involving people as opposed to multiple-choice questions. So yeah, that’s what’s up with me. I don’t think I’m conveying this very well, but I’m actually incredibly thrilled to be (potentially) done with the LSAT. I’m…copacetic.

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Tags: Law School, LSAT, Videogames