Reports of HBWT’s demise have been greatly exaggerated; it’s not dead, it’s just resting. The first few weeks of law school have been a bit hectic, so I’ll have an update later tonight or tomorrow. In the meantime, I would like to draw your attention to three entirely awesome things. 1) A reference to my […]
Reports of HBWT’s demise have been greatly exaggerated; it’s not dead, it’s just resting. The first few weeks of law school have been a bit hectic, so I’ll have an update later tonight or tomorrow. In the meantime, I would like to draw your attention to three entirely awesome things.
1) A reference to my sister’s emails about her time in Japan. Not only does this blogger refer to HBWT as “nifty,” he changes his travel plans on account of my sister’s less than glowing reviews of her hostel in Tokyo.
2) At a happy hour atKellogg, I met another Stanford alum who had been working at a software company in the Bay Area. He said that he and his friends had read the posts about getting my 40m time down, and didn’t believe that I had run a 4.81. Apparently the entire company went out to the track at Gunn High School in Palo Alto, and timed themselves. The fastest guy only ran a 4.98.
“On a hand timer?”
“Yep.”
Somehow, the image of a small software company trotting out to a high school track and seeing how fast they could run on account of a HBWT post put a huge hop in my step.
3) Lastly, don’t look now, but the Quiet Storm has quietly emerged as the Saints #2 receiver, with eight catches for 107 yards and two touchdowns. He’s already been declared “the steal of the 2006 draft” by some overexcited New Orleans reporters.
Full update later tonight or tomorrow.
Cheers,
ev