I have little heart palpitations when I look at my weekly schedule.  I have painted myself into a ‘I can do that’ corner.  Between the chef job, the clerking and classes I have about half an hour a week to do everything.  It is probably more than that but when I look at the calendar in outlook plus my normal commitments I doubt it. 
Realistically if it all becomes too much I will have to drop the job at the firm, they just don’t pay enough to compared to the Cackle Berry. I would prefer not to do that. 
 
Occasionally the solicitors either send me into court to watch a case or invite me along to watch.  Watch being the key word.  Last Monday I was tagging along to watch an application to the court.  When it was the solicitors turn to do their thing he got up and went to the council table, I just sat there like a good clerk.  When he got there he pulled the other chair out and beckoned me to sit with him.  Very cool. I got to sit with council in court in front of a judge in a live matter. See why I really do not want to give that up even if it does pay peanuts?
I am now a Torts Student Peer Mentor – I got it! I am going to be let loose on 25-20 students each week to help them understand torts, without giving them any solid answers.  This will be interesting to say the least.  My first session with the mentorees (yes that’s a word) is next week.  I can’t wait to share what an epic mistake allowing me in front of first years is.  I don’t mean that, well maybe, lets hope they knew what they were doing choosing me. 
Let the fun begin – Obiter
Landlord’s Checklist – Essential Considerations Before Requesting End of 
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A vital part of looking after rental properties, end of tenancy cleaning 
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