Update

[bktheirregular]

It has been brought to my attention on another board that I have been whinging entirely too much about the bar exam.

I apologize.

Comments

[celli]

Wha?

Um, if you feel the need to cut-tag it or filter it or whatever, I can understand that, but this is your lj and the bar exam is the big thing in your life right now. You can bet when I'm facing down the CPA I'll be unapolegetically yowling about it.

How do we know how exciting it is when you pass if we don't hear about what you go through to get there?

[bktheirregular]

nah, it wasn't even on LJ, I don't think. Another ident, another forum, and someone else said that instead of posting about it, I should be studying harder.

I read the note right after barely squeaking in under the buzzer in both the morning and the afternoon, and after the parking-garage fiasco, and the fatigue, and all, it just felt like a below-the-belt shot.

*sigh* I guess I just needed to unload for a moment...

[lizbetann]

No, no, I think you've been doing just the right amount of whinging. No need to apologize.

[weirdweb.livejournal.com]

Gotta side with celli on that one.

I mean, if they have a problem with it on that board, then fine, just don't rant there. Rant here. It is your LJ, after all.

I continue to cross my fingers for you. :)

[deire.livejournal.com]

First, I haven't noticed excessive whinging. I would say I haven't really noticed whinging at all. Letting us know what's going on isn't whinging, even if the news isn't all sparkly. Second, this is your journal. You can whinge if you want to. Throw anyone who complains to me and my Nerf Bat of Cluingness.

[tv-elf.livejournal.com]

The frell?

Is it possible to whine too much over the Bar?

[neonhummingbird.livejournal.com]

I'm pretty sure it's not possible to whinge too much over the bar, particularly on the third time around (even if it is going to be the one where you kick butt and pass). Whinge, moan,bitch, complain all you like -- we're all friends here, and god(dess) knows you've listened to me enough!

[bktheirregular]

Love to, except for the First Rule of Professional Responsibility (According to the Irregular):

If you're wondering whether to do something, assume it's going to get found out, and assume they'll be able to pin it on you. Then ask if you still want to do it.

Some day, depending on where I find work, I'm gonna trot that one for a colleague. Or, God help me, a client...

[rhythm.livejournal.com]

Pfft. No apology necessary. In fact, I don't think you're doing quite enough whining. *g* I know I'd be doing waay more.