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Yours Truly

Her name is Sabrina, and she is probably one of the laziest and emotionally closed off people you will ever meet. Don't judge her for it; she's a lot smarter than you can imagine and is fiercely loyal to her true friends. A new graduate who majored in law and hoping to ~~work for legal aid~~ find a way of helping people in any way possible. She lives to achieve success, with no plans of execution. She maintains sanity, with her natural talent of repression; fitness, with weightlifting and circuits; and cheerfulness with singing and eating frequently. She is imperfect, and will always be honest about it.

Words speak

Posso farle.

"Ambition is a wonderful thing-it can drive you, it can exhaust you, but if you look at it in a positive way it can be very productive."-Steven McRae.

"I like to think that while striving to improve, it is important to acknowledge at every stage along the way, when you have achieved something."-Steven McRae.

Carpe diem.

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Wednesday, 12 December 2012 @ 12:45 am

"Sunday is over
We are all going home
No reason to stay here
But no one has made a move

We know that for sure
Nothing lasts forever
But we have too many things gone too fast

Let's make a wish
Easy one
That you are not the only one
And someone's there next to you holding your hand
Make a wish
You'll be fine
Nothing's gonna let you down
Someone's there next to you holding you now
Someone's there next to you holding you
Along the paths you walk"

Well, I have no other clever input for this momentous day of 12/12/12. The lyrics are courtesy of the song 'Make a Wish' by Ellegarden (which are a fantastic Japanese band if you've never heard of them).  Oh and I have an essay to do about whether parliamentary sovereignty is at threat from the judiciary. I suppose I will be waffling on about the Human Rights Act 1998 and the EU...better get started-after I watch this documentary I found on 'Britain's Supreme Court'

Labels: 11:11, constitution, constitutional law, Ellegarden, essay, judiciary, make a wish, parliament, sovereignty