I saw the National Symphony Orchestra perform Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, which was incredible.
I went to Paradise Springs Winery in Clifton, VA, with Brad and Marie, and enjoyed a gorgeous, lazy afternoon in which we were only slightly harassed by bees.
I was an usher at the Red Mass. I escorted important people (e.g., diplomats from other countries) to their seats, and even got to shake hands with Justice Scalia!
I met some awesome Dominican brothers at an event the CSA held for the Feast of the Holy Rosary.
For Columbus Day weekend, I went to Boston for the first time, and saw Matthew and Tiffany! Highlights included Harvard Square, the JFK Presidential Library, the Institute of Contemporary Art, the Boston Public Library, the Boston Symphony Orchestra (performing Mahler's Symphony No. 2, Resurrection), MIT, the Freedom Trail, Old Ironsides (a.k.a., the U.S.S. Constitution), the Museum of Science, and apple picking with Theresa. See all of my photos, with lovely captions, here.
I went for a hike with Jess and Gabe at Great Falls Park. Photos here.
I had a job interview through DOJ Honors to be a judicial law clerk with the San Francisco Immigration Court. Keep your fingers crossed!
My Fact-Finding Mission officially decided that we'll be going to Jamaica in January to do research related to the repatriation of persons with mental disabilities.
Jess and I saw All's Well that Ends Well at the Shakespeare Theatre Company (and thus, I get to check that off of my D.C. to-do list, yay).
I began to study for the MPRE, the lawyer's ethics exam, which I will be taking on Saturday.
I rallied to restore Sanity!
I went as Brian Wilson for Halloween, and the Giants WON THE WORLD SERIES! Coincidence? I think not.
That's all for now, folks. November shows no signs of slowing down. Four weeks until finals? Madness!
