Who is Legal Rabbit?
It all began at the end of sophomore year. I sat down with myself and looked at my transcript from Bunny University. Back then, I was a sexy, German Chocolate major but my grades were gloom and doom. So I switched to Carrot Studies, and soon became a happy bunny but had no idea what to do. I went home, did some much-needed soul searching, and got my act together. After deciding to pursue law school, I figured a blog to chronicle my LSAT and application progress would be a nice reminder to not take this ordeal (or myself) too seriously. I will be chronicling my law school journey as a 1L for the fall of 2012 at Wonderland Law School.
As a child, I loved Alice in Wonderland. Now as a semi-grownup, I’ve decided to step into a Wonderland of my own. My favorite character was the refined white rabbit who looked so cool with his neat pocket watch. This is how I imagine myself to be in 10 years…
…But, I have to admit that I look more like this:
Psh, details, details. I’m here, and you’re here. Why not enjoy the journey together?
Yours truly,
LR
P.S. Dear reader, if you would like to contact me, my email address is legalrabbithole (at) gmail (dot) com
i absolutely adore your blog. good for you, taking the LSAT again. i, myself, not have been the most successful LSAT taker, but out of all they types of study materials i’ve tried, the Powerscore Bibles were by far the most informative. I will certainly be adding you to my blogroll && following you in your adventure
keep the studying schedule up – it will absolutely be worth it down the road. <3
Thanks for the encouraging words and adding me!! I am definitely a fan of the bibles.
Thank you for your encouragement on my blog, too. Gah. Why do they make everything so difficult? Added you to Google Reader – and sending lots of warm thoughts your way.
Agreed!! Thanks for adding me
I’ll be rooting for you too!
So glad you stumbled on my blog and I found yours – the wit and whimsy you have here is much appreciated! Also power to ya for the 95th percentile+ PT scores! I need to get my nose back to the PT grindstone (I’ve been reading the PowerScore Bibles all summer after the LSAT instead of practice testing, which I’m starting up again tomorrow for the next 1.5 months), so thanks for the inspiration! One piece of advice: try to mix up your PTs and take some more recent ones (2007 and later) to get used to the comp reading format and the general shift in approach. The LGs are a bit easier in recent years, but the LRs can pose a bit of a challenge, in my opinion. Good luck on the Oct test and cheers to commiserating!
GSB, I’m glad to have you visit my humble abode! Thanks for the tips and I’m definitely planning on doing more of the recent PTs soon. I took a nice break today, but I hear you, I need to hit the grinder again. G’luck with studying!!!!
Thanks for the add…you’re my first since I started the blog. Great LSAT scores by the way. You’ll get a lot of offers if you haven’t already. I will be sure to peruse your blog more carefully when I have some time. Thanks again
Jeff
Jeff, thanks for stopping by and the encouraging words! If you’re interested in reading other 0L and law student blogs, I suggest tag surfing which is located in your Dashboard– it helps locate blogs for you. Cheers!
I adore your blog!! I think you have a really great, fun approach to something that is already way too serious. That being said looking at your PT scores, you are clearly going to get into a great school (don’t tell anyone but your scores are better than mine were & I got in). Keep it up & try not to let the horror stories (that I am sure will be coming soon enough) on my blog or any others worry you. As you know anyone who ventures into the legal field secretly enjoys the torture.
Thank you for the kind words! Looking forward very much to reading about your law school journey.
Hey LR, I was looking for an e-mail address to contact you via. I would love to be added to your blogroll, and obviously would do the same as well. Feel free to e-mail me at scottk.goldsmith@yahoo.com. Also feel free to delete this comment after reading it.
Love your blog, wannabelawyer!! Consider yourself blogrolled
Sorry for the email troubles– I updated this page with my email.
Well considering I just started the whole wordpress thing, I was quite excited to see I had a subscriber, but more excited to see that it was someone like me. Your blog is pretty fun and at the same time, I am learning too (stressing, but learning none the less). Maybe you can help me with the law school/LSAT stuff because, to be completely honest, I have no idea where I am going or even where to start, but I need to get started somewhere…and soon!