About to leave for a couple weeks of Quality Family Time as well as getting six more countries under my belt! Excited. I am excited for this school year too. If last year was about learning to even recognize what a building block is, then hopefully this year we'll learn how to put the blocks together.
I know I have told most of you about how awesome my lab is, but here is a reiteration: my lab is awesome. I am such a fan of everyone there, and the whole environment is so different from my previous lab. Also, paper(s) in the works, so keep your fingers crossed and eyes peeled!
Gratuitous sampling of lab lexicon (mostly so I don't forget):
I know I have told most of you about how awesome my lab is, but here is a reiteration: my lab is awesome. I am such a fan of everyone there, and the whole environment is so different from my previous lab. Also, paper(s) in the works, so keep your fingers crossed and eyes peeled!
Gratuitous sampling of lab lexicon (mostly so I don't forget):
- Warsh (penalties for saying "wash" instead)
- Yestuhday
- Quite good ("quite" means "sort of" rather than "very" in British English!)
- The grapes are in the fridge. (shhh)
- I'm sick of this shhhit. (must be said in eastern European accent)
- Not sports cars, but luxury cars
- You're weak and unmarried!
- Whenever a med student is mentioned, one must mutter, "Bloody medical students, can't get away from them!"
