Team Tour Guide
So the LSAT is OVER. Thank God. It’ll be another week before I know my score, but I’m feeling pretty good about the test; I couldn’t have been more prepared. It’s been an interesting two weeks slowly re-entering society. I had completely secluded myself, with no company save my LSAT books for the week leading up to the test. I was still in zombie mode for all of block break and most of last week. But now that my stress level has fallen, and I have time to eat and sleep again, life has returned to normal.
On Friday, our tour guide t-shirts arrived. Since my boss likes to use sports metaphors in tour guide emails and thought that his emails were so hilarious, he decided that he’d extend the metaphor to this year’s shirts. They’re pretty sweet, I must admit. They’re baseball tees with the CC logo on the front with “Team Tour Guide” printed underneath. On the back they have our nicknames and class year for the number. Mine says, “Captain” (because I’m the Tour Guide Coordinator) and my boss’s says, “Coach.”
Their arrival couldn’t have been timed more perfectly. The last two home hockey games of the year were this past weekend, an opportune time to premier our shirts. My boss’s extact words were: “I have your t-shirt which you are expected to wear at all times for the rest of your life becasue it’s just that awesome.” Following his instructions, I sported the tour guide apparrel to the hockey game to cheer our team on.
Chelsea and me (in my sweet tour guide t-shirt) at the hockey game
Right after the team scored, making it 5-3 (Tigers) with 30 seconds left in the third period
…”slowly re-entering society” is an ever so appropiate way of describing the ending of the test.
It’s brutal waiting for the score though.