My very dear friend, Dr. Xina, is moving to St. Louis to head her own lab. We have known each other for over ten years, and were lab bay-mates back in grad school. We even went and bought a stereo together for our bay. Aw.
I am planning on going out to STL in July to help set up her lab (and hopefully catch a glimpse of Nelly.) I may be a PhDon't, but I am one damn organized person and the labels on my bottles were always impeccable. I'm a little OCD. I cannot help this.
Part of the bargain is that I will get my very own white lab coat with my name embroidered on it. It will be left hanging on the lab coat hook for my annual visits/lab inspections. We hope to have all of the lab members live in fear of me and thus keep things neat and organized--and labeled well. I also get to pick out the P-Touch label maker for the lab!!! Funny thing is, I've never had to pick one out, because everywhere I've worked, there already was one.
It actually took me a couple of hours to figure out the best label maker to get, but I think I'll be happy with this one. It is PC/Mac compatible so I can design the labels on the computer and preview them, there are 8, count 'em, 8 different fonts, and a whole bunch of bells and whistles. Come July, there will be whole lot of fancy label-making going on at Wash U...
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Happy Birthday, E$!!!
The little nephew turned 4 (!) last week. He had a party at the Prospect Park Zoo, so I made cupcakes with an animal theme:
I was just waiting for some smartass four year old to tell me that the sprinkles on the zebra cupcakes didn't match (they're dolphins--I didn't have zebra sprinkles), but luckily, they didn't notice.
I was just waiting for some smartass four year old to tell me that the sprinkles on the zebra cupcakes didn't match (they're dolphins--I didn't have zebra sprinkles), but luckily, they didn't notice.
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