My name is Rob Mount and I’m a 3L. I grew up in suburban New Jersey and my formative years were spent in a town called Montville, where I still return to when not doing law-related things. After high school, I matriculated to a small Pennsylvania school by the name of Susquehanna University....
Hiya Sportsfans,
It has been a good long time since I've posted with good reason: I have been swamped.
Between externing, classes, applying for jobs, things happening at home, and overall just getting my life together I just really haven't found the time to blog. I'm sure you haven't missed me though.
Regardless, today's blog is going to be about New England in the Fall, or at least New England THIS Fall:
It's be back and forth, hot and cold, sunny and rainy, and overall just cannot make up its mind. I can relate.
After seven (Yes, SEVEN) long years of higher education I find myself on the eve of a new life: that of a regular human being.
It's daunting, it really is, but I'm happy I can finally be a productive member of society rather than simply a student. Lately, I've been edging closer and closer to this reality. I write and argue motions, I appear in court, and I actually do okay for myself. Sometimes I win, and sometimes I lose, but every experience I get not in the classroom is beneficial to my education. Actually, it's probably more beneficial than some of my school classes. Not by virtue of importance, but a classroom can only really teach you so much; eventually you have to get out there and do it. And that's what I've been doing, or trying to anyway.
Just gotta keep on moving, friends.
Oh, and wear a jacket: it gets cold sometimes.
You'll soon hear about my Goldeneye purchasing experience as well.