MAILING IT IN

So, you've probably figured it out.  I'm done with this blog, although the Yellow Peril and the adventuring will probably continue on somehow, sometime, somewhere.

I've had a great time writing for the past three years.  Looking back, I'm glad I wrote about the ridiculous, hilarious things that my friends said and did.  I'm sure that whenever one of you turns out to be a very powerful politician, you'll probably come knocking on my door, offering me huge sums of money under the table to kill this blog.  If you do, I'll pour you a beer and we can sit on my back porch with my Labrador while negotiating the terms and conditions of my surrender.  My Lab's name will be Manchego, by the way, as predetermined by my five-year plan.

Just in case you're wondering how I'll fill the empty hole in my day that I used to spend brain-farting on this blog, here are some other aspects of the five-year plan: 1) find a lobster, name him Pinchy, make him my friend; 2) try not to change jobs more than twice; 3) come to terms with being a lawyer; 4) learn how to make fresh mozzarella; 5) turn 30; 5a) stop the crying; and 6) visit Africa.  I'll let you know how all that goes.

Anyway, it's been fun.  See y'all soon.

Comments

[jt]

Why are so many of the UT blogs quitting? Life doesn't end with graduation. I'm sure your clients wouldn't mind you blogging the details of their cases. I won't tell anyone.

[jt]

All parts of your 5 year plan are attainable. Esp. #6 when you come visit me in my adopted homeland of Cameroon.

[yellowperil]

Is everyone else quitting, too? I wish I could say that I ran out of things to say. I'll probably start something new at some point, and you'll be among the first to know when I do...

...don't tell me I can go to Cameroon unless you're serious.

[Paz]

QUITTER. First college, now this. Can you do ANYTHING for more than three years? (Xing!)

[yellowperil]

Nope. I'm like an eclipse; I move in cycles.

[Anthony]

great story