Art and Law?

Who knew that while buried nose-deep in LSAT books I would find some solace in reading comprehension sections based on art history? Studying for the LSAT has been one of those chores I have to do, but keep putting off, surmounting in misery at each and every of my attempts to study. Recently, however, I have been overjoyed at finding passages based on art – discussing impressionism, realism, and cubism. While the exam itself is arduous, I am finding tremendous pleasure in these passages – the time flies and magically I get every answer right. Slowly, I am beginning to realize that, no matter what situation I am in, whether studying law or medicine, in class or at the doctor’s office, as long as there is a little bit of art, I will be just a little bit happier than I otherwise would be.

And thus, I now have decided that I will have a file of my favorite paintings with me at all times. Or, well, images of my favorite works on my iphone, ipad, computer…you get the idea. Life without art? I’d say no, thanks!