Thank You to All Those Freedom Fighters for the Gift of Education!

And while everyone enjoyed a nice BBQ, I celebrated by applying my given freedom to study for the LSAT. Yes, the men and women of this country fought hard for the rights of all it's citizens, so I chose to take advantage and get a jump start on my future, given to me by so many brave heroes: Dad included.

And I have to say ... I didn't perform too shabby. I got a 154 on my first practice run ever, without studying. Woot Woot! So, my goal is to get to the high 160s or higher. I have until October to do so. Here's some LSAT humor:

This one made me laugh.

So true.

With that said, this is going to be a short post. It's meant to honor all soldiers who stood their ground for what they thought was right: Suffragists, Civil Rights Activists, and all Soldiers who sacrificed for their country. Thanks for giving me the opportunity to get an education and follow my dreams.

God bless all our soldiers.

Penguin Joke: http://www.masteringthelsat.com/toronto-lsat-course-dates/mastering-the-lsat-explained/lsat-logic-module/

A to C: http://www.helloeileen.com/2010_07_01_archive.html

Flag: http://soe.ucdavis.edu/ss0809/BussC/