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enismirdalI have nothing to say. I'm just making an entry anyway. I'm sure there's some draconic logic in there somewhere.
Recent blood donation has had no ill effects - no bruising, despite my having taken off the plaster 5 hours early.
Am sick of sensory tranduction essay.
Recent blood donation has had no ill effects - no bruising, despite my having taken off the plaster 5 hours early.
Am sick of sensory tranduction essay.
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Date: 18 Dec 2003 10:24 (UTC)I do not bruise easily. However, I get pissed off easily. When there is a four inch bruise and LUMP in my arm for TWO WEEKS after, you can bet I'll be making a fuss and asking for somebody's job. Grrr.
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Date: 18 Dec 2003 16:10 (UTC)That's good that there's no bruising. Were the people who did it alright?
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Date: 19 Dec 2003 08:45 (UTC)Yeah, "Compare and contrst sensory transduction in the eye and the ear." Holiday essay from my adorable Physiology supervisor, to be e-mailed or posted to him before Christmas. He's really nice, and knows everything. But he gets totally freaked out by my sense of humour (which alternates between the morbid and the downright scatological). He's also possibly the only person I've ever met who gets unbelievably excited about ion channels.
Were the people who did it alright?
They were fine, really nice as usual. It was a trainee who put the needle in, but he'd done plenty of people before, so it was no problem. And for once, the blood didn't almost stop coming out (I think it's cos I'm quite small - my blood seems to come out dead slowly sometimes). They like me, cos I'm O negative, so I'm a universal donor.
blood...
Date: 19 Dec 2003 08:34 (UTC)Re: blood...
Date: 19 Dec 2003 08:46 (UTC)Re: blood...
Date: 19 Dec 2003 08:51 (UTC)