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8.14.17 // I've been extremely inactive over the last year due to being out of school but I'm back! Classes start Wednesday and I'm really nervous about going back to university but also exited to being closer to my degree 🤞🏻

I've been inactive on this account for a while because I've been out of school but I'm starting again this fall which means over the summer I'm going to try to get back into the studyblr community so I'll be back by the time classes start. If you're a studyblr please like/reblog this and also leave some of your favorite studyblrs for me to look at! I need the motivation to get back into everything. Thank you all in advance!! :)

Okay so do not read on if you are not 100% caught up with the series!!! So right now the main story line is Alex beating up Deluca and they have a trial. Now, Jo has to go on stand to give her testimony about what happened and she's freaking out because she's afraid her husband is going to find her. BUT Does no one remember when Callie was on trial when the Olympic athlete (snowboarder I think?) had his legs amputated and Jo went on stand because she was in the operating room with Callie? Now this is a case that was most likely very well known to everyone around America. Think about it, say a well known Olympic athlete such as Michael Phelps, Laurie Hernandez, etc. went into surgery and ended up having BOTH of their legs amputated this would be a huge deal and would be all over the news. So, this would mean Jo being a witness and on the stand would have made it EXTREMELY easy for her husband to find her. So basically, Shonda Rhimes and the Grey's writers need to make sure they cover all their bases when writing these story lines because it just looks sloppy and things don't match up. I'm also not educated at all in the criminal justice department so if there's something I'm missing please let me know.

Lazy day vibes