Goodness gracious I don't know how to deal with 'em.
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this is just disheartening... http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/07/26/the-two-track-lawyer-market/
It shouldn't be really. Why is money important?...What's more disheartening is 40% of recent law school graduates quit practicing a year after graduation. Or never started. 10 years out the number jumps to 90% from non-top tier schools. So what's the point of as much as $100,000 in debt if you can't make up for it later on. I guess I have no reason to think I couldn't be in that 1st quartile if I worked at it. But I so dislike risk.
I guess this has got me so down because I'm not really what I would call passionate about going to law school, and I think that's a good thing to have in a profession. It was just a track to stability. Goodness I'm complacent about my worldliness. I just want stability? How many different kinds of stupid is that.
I'm having trouble informing myself as to why I am here. I just don't know. My career compass is spinning around in circles. Like Jack Sparrow when he doesn't know what he wants. What on earth does God's voice sound like? I want answers. I want to be told what to do. Definitively. So I can be confident in what I do. I'm tired of feeling blindfolded. I am not making any progress this way. I want to see for miles and miles. Twenty years on this earth and I'm still shooting from the hip, in the dark, with earplugs, a stuffed up nose, sand in my mouth, and gloves that don't fit.
Today I presented "stone" by Michael Palmer in 202. It went pretty poorly by my guesstimation, but that's usually still meant a positive product according to Tony so who the heck knows how I did. I'm trying to admire the high concentration of brilliant people in that class, but more often than not it just makes me angry.
Pray pray pray pray pray Matt pray...
I got up and just failed to be Godly all morning. Came home. and now I'm here. Feeling pretty lame.
I looked a little bit at the secondary education degree program online. It's something I may turn to in a year or two. I obviously need to get some stuff figured out. I guess the key for now is just putting my all into everything that's before me at this moment and seeing where God might take me from there.
Dude, sand in your mouth? That really puts it over the top. The good news is that all those other complications you listed makes it so it probably doesn't matter whether you're shooting from the hip or pointing the gun out at arm's length!
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, where you ended is the right place, I think. Give your best where you're at. You'll rarely be able to see for miles. Oh, and my old favorite, Phil. 4 (esp. vs 6-7 here).
That is a really bomb passage. I can't wait to get to it in our Philippians study. That whole book is bomb.
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If my sisters are an accurate indication, Carter is already catching the ladies' eyes.
Oh boy...older ladies (comparatively)?
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