As a tiny-tot, I remember revelling in the joy of making origami butterflies, which soon transitioned into writing imaginative original thriller pieces and eventually, evocative poems. Now, as a (lo and behold the dreaded words) “2nd-year law student ”, I … Continue reading Hands Too Full, Hearts Too Empty

Now sold with a side of “It’s normal but have you tried losing weight?” “…. I think these tampon commercials are detrimental. They’re always like ‘Oh, you’re on your period? Don’t let that stop you, girl! Get out there! Go … Continue reading Pain™

Hours before my ToPA exam, while going over my class notes from January 19th of the calendar year about the distinction between moveable and immoveable property, I found myself returning to this concept we had studied earlier called the Doctrine … Continue reading The Doctrine of Fixtures

In a world where people seem to have it all figured out, or are possibly well on their way to figuring it out, my body constantly feels jet-lagged. It is as if I’m stuck in a loop, my system hanging … Continue reading The Subtle Art of Accepting that Maybe, You’re Lost

This July, I will be three years into law school. In these three years, I have studied thirty-six different subjects, interned six times, mooted thrice, and been a research assistant once. During this time, in a degree that claims to … Continue reading Do you have any Claude left?