Category: Visual Diary

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An evening shower leaves the sky tinted an eerie yellow. As the sun sets, two rainbows appear to the east. After a brief excursion to the front garden, I return to my desk and reimmerse myself in logical processes. Read more →

Criminal Law examination complete, I throw my notes into the corner and go for a long bicycle ride to and along the beach. Read more →

Clusters of students pour out from the Royal Exhibition Buildings after the conclusion of an examination. Some — probably thinking of another imminent assessment task — leave immediately, putting as much distance between themselves and the examination as possible; others — eager to evaluate their performance by reference to the experience of others — wait… Read more →

I walk through my front door, light fading, having arrived home after an afternoon examination. The contracts exam went quite well, I suppose. I covered the major issues, finished with a good minute or two to spare, and — although I went far out on a limb in respect of a few conclusions of law… Read more →

Finally! The product of a year’s work and a week’s revision: printed, bound, and ready. Though I am unlikely to refer to any more than 1 per cent of its 269 pages in Friday’s examination, it does make for an impressive sight. Read more →

Stacks of papers, open textbooks, case law, printed materials, and forgotten foodstuffs lie strewn across my desk in the final days before my two law examinations. Read more →

In a much-deserved feat of culinary extravagance, I purchase a cherry danish, rum balls, and fresh nectarines. These serve as effective catalysts for further self-edification. Read more →

I settle in for a day’s study, consuming my protein for the day while skimming over some old examination papers. Read more →

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