lucky ducks and more

[clarinet187]

This week has been interesting, to say the least :) 
It began with me being told to do nearly the opposite of what I was told to focus on last week, as far as my lab work is concerned. Which meant ordering some new reagents, pulling out the correct cell lines I needed and freezing down the others, and planning out a new set of experiments. 
Monday I

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[musicalkipper]

Giving blood is a great thing to do. I've decided it's not something I personally can do though... six months ago when I went in for a women's health appointment, the doctor told me that I was placing unnecessary stress on my body by donating plasma and that I should stop doing that. I never felt woozy or tired afterwards, but I know I abuse my body a lot and am trying to learn to care for myself better (finally going to the doctor last week to get help with my sickness is a case in point). It's not a question of how much my body can take so much as what is best for it. But giving blood is definitely a good thing, for those that can do so.

I smile whenever you talk about your scrapbooking.

I lost a ring down the sink last month... it's either still in the u-bend or gone on to Elsewhere. Glad you were able to salvage your ducky.

[mayoblob]

What a shame about having to shift gears on your project. It's always annoying to have one thing planned and then have it messed up. I was planning to get a paper published and then I got some contradictory results. Twas sad, but maybe I can still pull out a paper from the contradictions.