So, it's been a while . . . or six months, whatever. Life's busy, what can I say?
My afternoon class was cancelled, so I have little to do and thought it was time for a nice little update. I now have a grand total of 13 days left of class (I only go to school three days a week). Woohoo. In just over a month, I will be Keri A. Wood, J.D. :) I'm kind of excited, but incredibly nervous. I will be moving back to Alabama to study for and take the Bar exam. SO, that means to my friends, you have a little over a month to hang out with me before I fall off the face of the earth until August. I'm forewarning you that it will happen. It has to happen because I am only taking the Bar exam ONE time.
Well, here's a few pictures to update you all on the last few months.
Emily, Chris, Boone, and I at Shuckers one night last fall
3Ls at Shuckers
Chris, me, Matt, Trey, Emily, and Hunter
MCLaw's Halloween Party
Harper, Matt, Houston, and me
Roommate Kip and I at Voodoo Fest in NOLA over Halloween
Carly and I listening to the music at Voodoo
MCLaw's Legal Fraternities joined together to raise money for two very worthy organizations.
Jordan, me, Jenn, and Emily
Sara, Lucy and I at FJones Corner one night
Roommate Justin graduated in December and moved back to Ohio
At Fenians on my birthday
Miss Olivia Grace Sellers (a/k/a "the kid") blessed the world with her presence on Jan. 19
Mommy, O, and I on O's second day in the world
MCLaw's annual bowling tournament
Our team: Bowlable Hours
A friend from law school married a friend from ASMS in Savannah over Spring Break. I drove down to celebrate with them and ran into Matt, one of my favorite people from working at the AG's office a couple summers ago.
Jimmy and I at the wedding.
The law school kids who drove to Savannah to celebrate with BTerry and Jenni.
After the wedding, I spent the rest of the week in Jacksonville with the kid.
Law School Prom (or, officially, Barristers' Ball)
My 'prom' date, John, and I
Best friends!
MC Scholarship Dinner
Congressman Alan Nunnelee, Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant, and MC President Lee Royce joined us.
So, as my last few weeks as a Mississippi resident draw to a close, I have sooooo much to be thankful for. I look forward to enjoying the next few weeks with some of the greatest people in the world; however, I'm a little ready to see what the next chapter of my life will contain.
