A new book i'm reading after Wuthering Heights. in this book the author intends to highlight the notion that the judiciary have become so intertwined with and influenced by government that they no longer have as much jurisdiction as they previously did in the 19th century. the author also cleverly indicates just how factual the accusation of law Lords being "Middle-class, Middle aged and middle minded" is. a thoroughly researched, factual and shockingly eye opening book, John Griffith doesn't hold back, and refuses to sugar coat just how political the judiciary has become. all in all, an exceptional book. and this is just my word for it. :)

Law Actually: Path’s become ‘too dangerous for wheelchair’

Law Actually: Path’s become ‘too dangerous for wheelchair’: "Photo courtesy of James McCauley Not my headline; it’s the witty, attention-grabbing header chosen by the South Gloucestershire Observer..."

another humorous read from a lawyer's blawg.

my mini booklist, i'll enjoy reading every book :)

The Picture of Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde

F. Scott Fitzgerald - The Great Gatsby

Mary McCarthy - The Group

Gore Vidal - The last Empire

Sylvia Plath - The Bell Jar

Juliet Gardiner - Wartime

Dawn Powell - Selected Letters of Dawn Powell

Virginia Woolf - Mrs. Dalloway

John Irving - A Widow For One Year

Anne Michaels - Fugitive Pieces

Sylvia Plath - The Unabridged Journals of Sylvia Plath

Leo Tolstey - Anna Karenina

Anotoine De Saint Exupery - The little Prince

it's just a funny picture

Ciao for now

okay, i started up this blog to follow law students and blog about law, but i haven't begun uni yet! i usually blog on tumblr so i won't really be using this site much till September or maybe even after then, when i adjust to the hard work at uni (high hopes). having said this, i must bid you adieu! :)

Christ, Coffee, Books. (who says three’s a crowd?)

Today was fantastic. after evangelism with my church ( to which an estimated 50 people gave their lives to Christ), my friend Sharon and I walked down to starbucks to ‘have a cuppa’ (the act totally complimented my blog url! ) anyway, we took loads of pics but using her camera, so when she blogs ‘em i shall reblog to show. till then, all I have are the pics of the bookshop we went to afterwards, before finally settling on our local library to discover hidden novel treasures. this bookshop was awesome, I found well intriguing books, that reminded me of my desire to own my own domestic library someday. someday. it was an awesome day to sum it all up!