i m pursuing my law degree. i'm the youngest of 3.
That is so awesome! Did it take a while for your baby to learn that? I'm not sure.  What baby is it?
It is your baby, the human baby It's okay, mistakes happen. Do you read to your baby? That's so great. I think it's important to encourage a love of reading at a young age. It sounds like you're doing a good job! Law can be confusing even for adults! I can't say I blame the baby.  That's true. It's all about the connection. Speaking of connections, I've recently connected with a popular publisher. I may be releasing my first book soon! Thank you! It's not a done deal yet. But it does feel like a big step in the right direction. 
Oh silly me, sorry I misunderstood your message haha.  Every night before bed. As the youngest of three, I have great memories of story time before bed with my siblings. Sometimes I read law books, I'm pursuing my degree, and the baby doesn't understand me! Haha At least we are getting quality bonding time, even if the baby doesn't understand it all. Congratulations! That is quite the accomplishment! Definitely. Congratulations and good luck!
baby ? are you pregnant perchance ? yeah it is my first . i am very excited for the baby to get here ! thank you ! what do you like reading ? i wasn't trying to be smart . my apologies ! hey that's awesome ! hope you find a publisher for it ! or online for sure , influencing lives and following your passion is important i think . . .
It's the baby that you described above. It's your baby, right? Yes I do. It can be one of the few remaining physical reminders of the person. It is.  I love to see young kids showing love. Law seems difficult it seems.. so nice of you.. thank you so much for congratulating this budding author Definitely. Congratulations and good luck!
I guess babies have excellent locomotion as soon as they were born. My mom does. I rarely do. What about you? Yes, our relationships can be complicated because of our birth orders and personalities but overall it is very good. If I were to go to law school, I would go to one that offers an Accelerated JD program. Three years is too long, ya know? That's the highest degree you need to practice law, so I am happy you're reaching for it. And your daughter too. I hope so. I'm pretty anxious about it.