There are very few things that I will get up at 5:00 a.m. to do
– catch a flight, catch a fish – that's about
it.
This morning, however, I left Denver at about 5:30 a.m. to
arrive in Laramie in time to be a guest lecturer for the University
of Wyoming's Agricultural Law class, taught by Justina Floy,
Staff Attorney for the Second Judicial District Court.
I previously discussed my last adventure as a guest lecturer in
the post, "
The Future Looks Bright," because I was so blown away by
the enthusiasm of the students and how highly engaged they
were.
This morning's guest lecture was no different – I
pulled into Laramie just as the sun was coming up and excitement
was in the air. I was surprised to see that students were already
at my favorite local coffee shop to get a little caffeine
jolt before class.
