Law School, Schmaw School
When we first decided that we were going to do the Law School thing many of our friends and acquaintances (online and off) were quick to jump up and offer their opinion about the hardships of such a course. One woman went so far as to say that her husband and her were the only surviving married couple out of his entire law year. We hesitated. It wasn't sounding pretty bad. We had had a very rough year just before we left and were (I'll admit to you all) seeing a counselor. Was law school really the course we needed to take if we were to save our marriage? Well, we decided to try our luck with this first year and see what became of it, if it was horrible we'd quit and go back to engineering. We were, however, banking on a couple of things when we made this decision. 1) Law school couldn't be as bad as a war-time stint in Iraq. Could it? 2) Ralexwin had just endured more than his fair share of mathematics and physics, surely another type of thinking couldn't be that