you know when you are a mircobiology major when:
you hear the words staphylcoccus aureus and your skin jumps with excitement and butterflies flit around in your stomach like kissing the boy of your dreams for the first time.
you climb the 10 flights of stairs to the eighth floor of the WIDB. every. day. .
the only pictures on your camera of late are ones of the bacteria you grew on your petri dish
you spend two hours harvesting and planting seeds so tiny you can barely see them
you spend all day with your hands in inoculated petri dishes full of bacteria ranging from salmonella to some strain that resembles cholera if it infects you and you like it
you start throwing words around like PCR, DNA extraction, inoculate, Agar, infectious, pili, interferon, lipopolysaccharide, and cytotoxic T cell like those were the first words you spoke as a toddler.
you've become a biohazard to the entire BYU campus.
This semester will be interesting,
M
3 comments:
Wow sis. Sounds like loads of fun (or not, ha ha). Love you!
Okay, that anon comment was from me. I can't type these days.
Whats sad is that I know exactly what those words mean. The joys of science:)
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