So here in the UK we have yet to see the final episode of True Blood. After seven seasons I can definitely say that I am not ready for it to end. A lot of people told me it all went downhill after season four, but I carried on. Granted, some of the ‘Billith’ stuff was a bit weird, but I kept going. I stuck with True Blood like a dedicated viewer and I even bought the box set, which I watch religiously. So what is it about True Blood that will be missed the most? Continue reading
So, instead of spending the day studying like a good law student, I decided to go out to lunch with my best friend seeing as how we are home and on a break from uni. After feebly failing in our attempt to gain status on the ‘Devil Dog Wall of Fame’, I drove home, might have been caught by a speed camera, and in my misery of failing and possibly turning into a criminal, I whacked on season three of Game of Thrones again. I think I deserved it. Continue reading
I will admit it without a care in the world. I am now an addict of The Only Way is Essex and there is nothing that I can do about it. Wednesday and Sunday nights have suddenly grown more interesting and I force myself to stay awake until ten o’clock for the show to start (this is not an easy feat as I still have the bedtime of a twelve year old) and I sacrifice sleep to watch the people of Essex go about their lives. The obsession really started before Christmas time when the Christmas special started, but the new series has introduced more characters to the series and I am proud to say that I know most of them now. Continue reading
Granted, I am hardly the biggest fan of law. I struggle to juggle writing about the law of conversion whilst Googling whichever celebrity has recently taken my interest. But there is something else which is slowly ruining my chances of actually managing to finish my law degree. The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. No more really does need to be said.
There are three things that make going home on the odd weekend more enjoyable. One is my mum’s home cooking, another is not having to worry about turning the central heating on, and the other is Sky TV. It was as I took procrastination to the next level when I found Sky Living’s new TV show, The Face as a box set.
Confessions of a Hopeless Law Student 