A surefire way to tell that the end of the semester (and thus, the impending Doom that is finals) is near is when you get to the end of the assigned readings for your classes.
Yesterday, I finshed the readings for Contracts and CivPro, and the last readings for Crim are around the corner. I have to admit, it's a little weird. It's kinda like saying "goodbye" to a good friend. A good friend that weighs 10 pounds. And sits on your back. Every day.
Normally, this isn't really a big deal since I had as much, if not more reading as an undergrad. However, I feel a certain... affinity for my law readings because, unlike undergrad, I did all the reading. Every. Freeking. Single. Page. Now that's devotion.
Hell, after reading 1,000+ pages over a span of 14 weeks, you'd become attached to your textbooks too.
I think that some of the weirdness also stems from the fact that the end of reading means there's nothing left to do but study for finals. O_O
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