FYP progress update

I really have to salute my 2 FYP co-supervisors for dashing down to the Animal Holding Unit (AHU) last night to rummage through the rubbish bin for dead pigs and goats. No, we're not from the Department of Scavenging. We need those dead animals for their spines to do testing. Recently, our group has been running short of specimens, hence the desperation to get new ones. So here's to the 2 heroes for the year 2004 *salutes*

I've come to realise I'm spending more and more time blogging inside my lab instead of doing work. Previously, I don't always have work to do, so I'll just sit around surfing net and chatting away with my friends. However, now I'm choosing to blog instead of making the waterproof sock for my potted spine. As opposed to what SOME PEOPLE think (that going to the lab means doing work). I think I'm getting from bad to worse.

My workload for my FYP has just increased. Will have to come up with new designs and get them to work by the end of this year, carry out experiments by myself (I'll miss you Kuan Ming *stifles back a sniff*), prepare more specimens (because the new ones just came in) and call up AHU EVERY WEEK to check if they are going to sacrifice more animals because they FAILED to inform us they have sacrificed animals despite the COUNTLESS TIMES we have called them up asking if they are going to!!!

Yes, I noticed my previous sentence is a perfect example of atrocious sentence structuring, but I'm just too pissed off. So much for being the biggest slacker in my department. Going to make my waterproof sock now.....