December 2005

Every time it snows more than an inch here in Washington, DC, we always manage to make the national headlines on CNN and other news channels.  Last night we received two to three inches of snow, and I woke up this morning to find that the Federal Government was delayed two hours, and just about every school in the region was closed.  A few days ago, during our first measurable snow fall of the season, I busted out my camera and created a short video to document the event.  My cat Minnie even wanted to get out and see what all the fuss was about.  It didn’t take long to post my video on Google Videos for free.  Click the image on the right to watch it!

Update: I uploaded the video to Flickr, just watch it embedded below:

For those who don’t know, I’ve spent the past two months taking an LSAT Prep Course all building up to actually taking the LSAT on Saturday, December 3rd.  I feel confident that I did well, even though it definitely took a lot of energy.  So many people talk about which section was experimental, and even try to figure out their scores, but I think I did well enough to not have to worry about doing that stuff!  The scores come in on January 3rd, and shortly thereafter I’ll send my applications out to law schools.  I’ll update more about that soon.

In other news, tomorrow night is the AITP annual Holiday Party.  If you’re in the Washington, DC area and are interested in networking with IT professionals, as well as enjoy some good food and open bar (all for $10), then check out our Evite.  Sorry about the late notice, things have been quite hectic!

On a final note, happy birthday to [redacted]!