Waiting.

[Homer runs out the clock sitting in anticiaption of the waiting period for his gun to be over.]

Waiting, for most of us, is synonymous with anxiety, fear, impatience, nail-biting, and in some instances, long bouts of drinking. Most of the time, waiting is innocuous: we wait for the train or the bus; we wait for our tank to fill up; we wait for our food to get to the table; we wait for the next drink in our waiting-driven drinking bout. 

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Getting Lost.

Over the course of your relatively short life, you've encountered many references to getting lost. Most of them were, no doubt, a command shouted at you after you had started the family cat on fire. But maybe a few of you remember reading "Not all who wander are lost" as a line in one Tolkien's poems in the Lord of the Rings. And then, of course, there's the now-finished television show whose star is currently in some legal trouble.

Most memorably, though--and certainly

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Well, well, well...

It's been about two months and it's time to begin posting here again. I don't know where to begin in telling you what has happened while I've been away...so I won't. 

I'll ease into the LSAT Meditations by saying that I am now teaching privately. If you're a student looking to go to law school, you'll need to take the LSAT. And if you're uncomfortable with your score, we can bump it up.

Send me a message via the right side of the screen, and I'll get back to you soon. 

Zen, meditations, and examples to follow...