Law School Chronicles: Akialoโs Edition โ Entry Forty Eight.
I had spent the last few weeks seeing life through the lens of the four beads. I had just noticed that, for some reason beyond me, making this particular hairstyle made me so happy.
In between feelings of fear, tiredness, tension and uncertainty. The cloud is pregnant about to birth our exams. The timetable is out and yup, it is finally here and from now till my last paper, I still do.
Over two weeks in, I am so glad to be posted to my chambers and for the Akara spot I found. Oh my! Who would have thought finding this gem would be such a lifesaver? I have eaten the portion for today. Monday we will go again.
Law School Chronicles ; Akialoโs Edition -Entry Forty Seven.
On September 9th, 2025, I had my second body of benchers' dinner. it was a good time to chill with the big brothers-in-law. I had prepared, or so, I thought.
but then that Wednesday the rain said hello in a rather proud way and trying to keep my white shirt clean was an extreme sport. I should really be wearing black dresses, but in my defence, my white shirts will be lonely.
then cry joyfully because I never want to be in a time when living feels like a struggle and now, more than ever, I hope, above all things, that I learn to live fully and in the present and leave dying for death.
And yes, I still do.
Law School Chronicles: Akialoโs Edition โ Entry Forty Six.
Law school has been lawschooling. I am more amazed at how fast time moves when it comes to situations like this, but most importantly,
I saw a picture of a gorgeous 50-year-old and, for some reason, I am thinking about when I turn 60. Oh well, when I turn 60, and I am on a voyage on a yacht, reeling in the softness that I now enjoy out of habit. I will laugh out loud,
Saturday felt like Amala, a combination of joyful colours in a plate. It felt like comfort, the kind I didnโt know I needed. I woke up tired and after eating I just felt good.
The unplanned tweaks made it all better. I somehow ended up in a tutorial with a pretty teacher, and now I see Appeals in civil litigation in a new light. A win is a win, an unplanned win is way sweeter.