Five Years and Counting...

In order to commemorate our five year wedding anniversary, I decided to scan the wedding photos and post them on the Internet. Since Tisha and I were broke college students at the time, we had a very small wedding but it was big on quality. However, to celebrate our 10 year anniversary (OK, maybe our 20 year anniversary) , we hope to have a grand party and invite everybody who couldn't come to the actual wedding. Click on the photo to enjoy the other pictures.

The Answer Man

Since I want to practice family law after law school, I decided to work with BC's Family Law Guru, Prof. Katz, for the summer. When I met with him yesterday to pick up my first assignment and along with a couple of funny stories, Katz dropped a bomb shell on me. He wants to research two major issues. One is same sex marriage and the other is common law marriage. I have to compose a 50 state survey on same sex marriage (which states have constitutional amendments against it) and I have to examine the early history of common law marriage. This has the potential to be the best summer of all time.

All Done

I just finished my finals!!! Let the relaxation begin!!

Happy Mother's Day

Sons don't ordinarily ask for hugs, or admit when they need help.

Sons don't ordinarily thank thier moms for everything they do and every amazing thing they are.

Sons don't ordinarily say, "I love you" often enough.

But today is no ordinary day so I want to thank you Mom,
because on Mother's day and always, you deserve to know how extraordinary you are!

Happy Mother's Day!

1 Down and 2 to Go

I finished my first final yesterday and I'm feeling pretty good about it. The class was Family Law with Prof Howe and the final wasn't that bad. Part 1 dealt with a long fact pattern that consisted of a divorcing couple and the division of their assets. We had to pick a side and then go to town. Part 2 gave us a few options but I chose a cohabitation couple who got married but the husband was still officially married to his first wife. The presumption is that the subsequent marriage is the valid one, thus the first wife has the heavy burden to prove that the marriage didn't dissolve but was continuous. I think I knocked this final out of the park!
Spidey 1
Law School 0

Spiderman3 Review

Since IMax was all sold out last night, Tisha and I had to drive to Danvers, Ma (30 miles away) to see Spiderman3 last night. Overall, I would probably give it a solid B. The visual effects will blow your mind (such as the opening fight scene and the out-of-control crane rescue) however, the story will leave you wanting for more. My biggest problem with the movie is that it has too many characters and not enough depth. When a movie starts introducing more than one villain (Batman 3 and 4), none of them are fully developed. Although I thought Sandman was a great villain and had so much potential; I wanted to see more of him doing his thing than just being Venom's sidekick for the movie's final fight scene. One the same note, Venom character was good but since so much was going on with Harry, the Sandman, and Mary Jane, the black suit didn't get its proper due in the movie. In the comic book, the black suit totally takes over Peter's life. The suit is such an action junkie, that it attaches itself to Pete at night and forces him to fight crime in a sleep walking state. But, in the movie, we only see the black suit when Peter is in a bad mood. I'm really a big fan of the black suit, but in this case, it was only used as a movie gimmick to sell more t-shirts.
Overall, I think the movie should have been made in 2 parts which would have given both villains time to develop and really reach the level of villaindom as with Doc Ock.

Tisha 2.0

Check out Tisha's new haircut. Click on the picture to see more pictures.

Still Studying

Yes, I'm still studying and typing. However, the only thing that keeps me going is the knowledge that I'm going to the midnight show to see Spidey 3 tonight.

p.s.
Big Thank You to my Aunt Tee for the Spidey Outfit