“To Constitutional Law.” “To the new season of The Bachelor.” It was Sunday, and in my world, that meant it was brunch time. Within a few weeks of Matt starting law school, we’d established a loose tradition of having Sunday brunch. It was a casual affair with a constantly fluctuating membership. Sometimes there were as many as a dozen people—law school friends, Nellie and her boyfriend, Jason, siblings in town, or friends both local and visiting. The smallest ones were just Matt and me. Part of the tradition of our brunches was the toast. Everyone at the table had to offer one as we lifted glasses—sometimes mimosas and Bloody Marys, sometimes the more pedestrian coffee or juice. Even when it was just the two of us, we toasted. That particular Sunday, we had a larger group. Nellie, sans Jason for once, Matt’s brother, Tom, and a couple of his law school classmates. The brunch spot was new—to us and to the city.
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