Girls Night!

Last night was our Girls Night out and it was a TON of fun! We started at The Maiden in Portland. It was a place full of atmosphere! From the wave murals on the walls to the to die for lighting fixtures to the crazy nautical designs everywhere it created a fun and playful place to be that was still chic and classy.  It was really busy last night as well which is a good sign for that place since it was a Tuesday! The food was Spanish in nature and fabulous. We were lucky because it's Happy Hour all day on Tuesday there so we got to try out their food for a fraction of the price! It was great!

The drink choices were well drinks [I believe the two of choice at our table were whiskey sours, and extra dirty vodka martinis] for $3.50, super sweet and fruity Sangria for $5, buckets of 4 Sessions [beer] for $6, and $1 tallboy PBR's. I had some Sessions and a PBR because I'm cheap classy. The food was delicious and a great price. I had the house salad with pickled veggies and a citrus vinaigrette. The vinaigrette was on point - super vinegar-y, but I didn't really notice that the veggies were pickled, but they were still good. For my main I decided on Veggie panini with fries. The panini had mahon cheese, tomatoes, and arugula. It was a great fancyed up grilled cheese. The fries were really good as well. I was a little sad that they came with regular ketchup and not the jalapeño ketchup that the fries on the happy hour had. However, I was saved by one of my ladies who ordered the fries, but hated the jalapeño ketchup. I like it. It was ketchup-y and less jalapeño more salsa-esque. Good, but not great.

Then somehow we decided to go to a strip club. I think it's because we're in Portland. Portland is the city with more strip clubs per capita than any other in the nation. The girls wanted to go to Sassy's which was seriously less than three blocks away. So to Sassy's we went. I mostly enjoyed my drink on the outside patio talking to the ladies who work there about stuff/things. They were great and really funny! We were done by midnight and driving home safely thanks to our DD's. I ended up hang out at my friend Sarah's house munching on some delicious toast and being asleep in bed by 1:30. It was a great night and a ton of fun!

Homeworking Day

How much work is too much to complete in a day? I have a lot of work to get done today since tonight is Girls Night [mental note scrounge for change for $1 PBR tallboys - classy] and I have class tomorrow night, the night after that and on Saturday.

I am currently getting my paralegal certificate to be fancy and work in a law office. I figured that complemented my Bachelor of Arts nicely, but that is a whole other post for sure!
How do you normally organize your tasks for the day? General to do? By time it takes to complete? By using a calendar? Let me know!
Here is how I schedule out my time for today:
    Probate Practice 
  • Assignment 1 - Figuring out what Counties in Oregon have Probate forms that are Probate based, but not small estate affidavits - time wise: 30 minutes
  • Assignment 2 - Using the previous fact pattern find the Brokerage form for restricting accounts and fill it out - time wise: 20 minutes
  • Assignment 3 - Does a big church newspaper count for needing to advertise for creditors? Find the ORS Answer why/not? - time wise: 30 minutes
  • Total time: 1 hour and 20 minutes
    Break for Lunch
  • total time: 1 hour
    Techniques of Interview
  • Make a 'cheat sheet' for interviews with other case and client info - time wise: 15 minutes
  • Review Spoonwise case - time wise: 10 minutes
  • Read Chapter 11 - time wise: 20 minutes
  • Do assignment for chapter 11 - time wise 20 minutes
  • Read Chapter 12 - time wise: 20 minutes
  • Do assignment for chapter 12 - time wise 20 minutes
  • Create Client questions - time wise 30 minutes
  • Total time: 2 hours and 15 minutes
    Legal Research
  • Complete reading - time wise: 15 minutes
  • Complete page 2 of packet - time wise 20 minutes
  • Total time: 35 minutes

Now all of that seems like it's great, but I also have enough sense to know that most of those projects will probably take more [most likely] or less time to complete. I think that I need to really get started or else I may just burst from over homeworking!

Welcome!

It's time to start blogging again! Here expect to find my crazy rantings, what i'm cooking, what I'm bentoing, what I am reading, what I'm doing on the internet and what I am doing when I'm not on the internet!