1) It would have really sucked to do the bar with my right arm in a cast...and I saw someone who did.
2) I met someone who spent 3 hours on the second day of the exam with one of their contact lenses lost behind their eye. They did the exam one-eyed.
3) In the exam, you can leave if you finish early, but not if you finish in the last 5 minutes. If you stay until the end of the 3 hour session, you will have to wait an extra 25 minutes to have all the papers collected. I managed to finish three of the sections early...once I was so close that when the called "five minutes" I was in the process of standing.
4) My last session, I finished with 30 seconds to spare.
5) I may not know if I passed, but I can say that I was satisfied with each of my answers and after hearing others blabber about their tests, I can still say I was satisfied.
6) There were a number of people who did not show up the last day.
7) There were two rooms at the location I was at. The one I was in had beautiful chandeliers and warm lighting. The other room had fluorescent lighting.
8) I knew about 20 people out of the thousand or so people that were there.
9) My mom brought me lunch on the first two days. That really helped.
10) I needed the sleeping pills I took to ensure that I slept enough each night.
11) I'M STILL DONE!!!!
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Congratulations!! You must be so relieved to have this pain-in-the-patoot behind you. I guess I'll have to start referring to you as my "hippy California-lawyer-friend."
Because all Californians are hippies, right?
YAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!
Chandeliers and warm lighting?? I had fluorescent lighting and it was freezing cold, and I remember nearly constant chair scraping on the floor for 3 hours at a time. Thank goodness for earplugs. At least I wasn't sitting by the restrooms.
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