<prompt> Human: After 7 years of practicing law Im going to take a year off of work in about a year and a half. Im in my early 30s and I dont children or anyone else that depends on me. ive been working since I was 14 and worked full time in college and put myself through law school. I figure this might be my last chance to have an adventure.Im going to spend the next year and a half saving money. Im also going to move in with my BF when my lease it up to save money. I just started formulating my plan and Im feeling overwhelmed. What issues should I consider? What advice could you give me?  <response>: In general, law seems like the sort of gig where if you stop running on that treadmill, theres no easy way to hop back on again. More graduates roll in each year than job openings. New grads that cost less, are more easily disposable, and more willing to be the low person on the totem pole to make a paycheck.Taking a little adventure sounds awesome, but if you have a mountain of JD debt and no job to pay it off when you return, that might not be so fun in the long run. One year of fun for a decade or more of misery might be a bad trade-off. 