[blindlaw] Re Introduction from Sacramento

[Daniel McBride]

Elizabeth:

Well, Texas is about the same size as California, Oregon & Washington
combined.  When I finished law school in 1983, I figured I could take the
three west coast bars, or I could just take the Texas bar once and cover the
same amount of territory. (lol)  And I sure as hell wouldn't consider taking
a second bar exam after passing the first one.

Dan McBride
Fort Worth, Texas

-----Original Message-----
From: blindlaw [mailto:blindlaw-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Elizabeth
Rene
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2013 9:08 PM
To: blindlaw at nfbnet.org
Subject: [blindlaw] Re Introduction from Sacramento

Must be a glutton.  Because I've thought of Texas, too.  I've lived in
Austin and San Antonio, and liked them both.  The University of Houston has
an LLM in Health Law that intrigues me, and UTMB (U Texas Medical
Branch)offers a Ph.D. in law and medicine for "medical humanists" taylored
for lawyers, that keeps calling to me. 

Maybe I need my head examined.  

But I don't have nightmares about the bar exam.  I just wake up with my
heart pounding after dreaming about arguing to the Washington supreme court,
as I used to do before going to seminary, and (in my dream) discovering that
I don't have a stitch on!

So tell me the naked truth about texas.

Elizabeth Rene



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