With us all dedicated to the LSAT and my life seemly is all LSAT for the past year.
I'd like to hear about some of the hobbies/ things you enjoy doing, are doing/will be doing once everything opens back up?
I liked to go trap shooting with my father before Covid hit. Or going snowmobiling out West in the mountains, even though I broke my leg a few years back that required 8 pins in my leg... I also like to go fishing in the gulf and or just getting out on the water and soaking up the sun. I feel like I haven't had any vitamin D since March 2020, because the LSAT and Covid. I feel like I could just grab a bottle of Sunny D and it absorbs through my skin😂😂
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watching a movie wihout feeling guilty
Well, all I have to say is this: I am still getting plenty of sunshine and enjoying myself even while studying for the LSAT. Physical and mental wellbeing are utterly under-valued aspects to doing well on this test lmao.
This is fun to think about! I plan on doing a LOT of cooking and baking.
The week after writing the June test, I'm taking off for the Dalmation coast in Croatia for a month. If I get stuck there, I'll be ok with that!
Long distance endurance training and traveling. Going to travel Europe and cycle through the mountains while I live in Italy on the Army's dime.
doing everything I currently do but without the guilt lmao, also probably recovering from my lsat-inflicted ptsd
I would love to get back into long-distance cycling! 50+ miles in one day over the weekend and racking up the mileage in the weekday mornings prior to work. Average 100 miles per week.
Enjoying my youth again
hitting new lifting PRs!!!! I need more time at the gym but since I am studying I limit myself to an hour and then jet out
@angiebelencervantes255 Learning Korean that is awesome!! I want to play Assassins Creed Valhalla, I'm a sucker for the Assassins Creed games.
Yes to cooking! Probably playing a few RPGs I've missed, but not enough to get addicted coz that would be death in law school. Oh, and finally moving past intermediate-level Korean. LSAT made me believe I can learn anything hahahaha.
Going to enjoy senior year of college!!!!! Good luck everyone
if anyone else is taking the June test and then done for a while, that is the best time to come visit Alaska!I cannot wait to get back to training for the mountain races this summer, go flying, I definitely want to pick back up with sign language haha I started learning it a long while back but I just was given an awesome self-teaching book, ummm and I also just bought a pedal boat for 50$ so we'll take the maiden voyage as soon as the lake I live on thaws. if some crazy person does make it up here for a break-cation/ever, I love playing tour guide and you can pay me in stories but only as long as you're not a serial killer or something
Totally agree that maintaining a balanced life while studying is super important. I've really struggled with that since I also have to balance working full time and taking care of obligations I have at home. Needless to say I can't wait to be done with the exam to get some time back and enjoy doing absolutely nothing every now and then.
@andrewyang9999298 I agree that Physical and mental health are under-valued! I am happy to hear that you are getting plenty of sunshine and enjoying yourself!😊 I use to get 'burn-out' because I was not taking the time and distancing myself from the LSAT to give my brain and body a break. Now that I do that, studying for the LSAT is easier and my scores have increased immensely!
@60692 If that ain't the truth!
@noraprener549 that is awesome, in an end of the world situation I would have no way of communicating besides just talking😂 Does Morse code help at all with LG you think?
@ajahna944 that is so true! I just want to watch a damn show without feeling guilty about it.
@kkole44474 said:
@alexisamccafferty126 I have never cycled, but a 100 miles in a week seems like a lot of cycling. How long does 50 miles in a day take?
It depends on the terrain, your fitness level, the weather, the type of bicycle you have, and etc... For me and my road bike, on the flat bike paths in Illinois/Chicago, I can average 15 miles per hour without going above zone 2 in heart rate (endurance zone). So between 3 - 4 hours depending on how frequently one stops.
Also, I used to think that 100 miles per week is a lot. But once you catch the bug, you really catch the bug... It helps to bike out when it's beautiful weather!
I hope to get back into making videos :) I had a youtube channel before this that I have severely neglected. It's mostly friends but they're like 'wheres the content??!' so I hope to do that more
inch by inch, life's a cinch,
yard by yard, @azherjaweed165
Sorry sorry sorry XD... not to trivialize. I'm sure most of us here will be experiencing some degree of anxiety leading to & in the midst of each of these major chapters.
It may not be for everyone, but I've found that recognizing the gems today has offered me & believing there are still a few ahead in life is sometimes what I need most. Have to dig deep for them sometimes, but there are usually a few there : )
Going on a long, long vacation.
@alexisamccafferty126 said:
@youngjolivia162 said:
Long distance endurance training and traveling. Going to travel Europe and cycle through the mountains while I live in Italy on the Army's dime.
@youngjolivia162 This sounds like a great life!
I can't complain, got very fortunate in the assignment lottery. But the Army can definitely still be the Army, and Soldiers will always do Soldier things and ruin your day...
Anyone plays Diablo 2? Is it just me?
@youngjolivia162 said:
Long distance endurance training and traveling. Going to travel Europe and cycle through the mountains while I live in Italy on the Army's dime.
@youngjolivia162 This sounds like a great life!
@carlyboyd1991217 im taking june and can't wait to travel..... major inspo for visiting AK! thanks for the plug will definitely consider!!!!