Here is the one update you will get while I'm inundated with exams. I'm only stopping to write this because I'm about to go to bed and I happen to have a few extra minutes. Finals are in full swing at UVa, which means I've been keeping strange hours and stranger habits. Today, for example, I didn't leave my room until past 5 o'clock, because I was studying for French and subsisting on Special K bars and half a hummus and feta lavosh. Yesterday I was in Study Camp at Wesley, conjugating verbs on post-it notes. The day before that I delivered care packages, researched Cesare Beccaria's On Crimes and Punishments for my anti-torture paper, and took a four-hour study break to indulge in some girlish squealing over my fictional boyfriend, Gilbert Blythe, with the Sara(h)s. And Tuesday night I assigned various mostly food-inspired colors (maraschino, cayenne, honeydew, tangerine, etc.) to Supreme Court cases while studying for Constitutional Interpretation with Matt. I cannot tell you how excited I am to be going back to California in a week, where it's 70 degrees every day and there's no homework. Speaking of which, it's supposed to snow on Monday. I don't know how I feel about that.
Constitutional Interpretation final tomorrow. At least I'm not getting up before 11.