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Apr. 17th, 2006 11:48 amI have been dreading, dreading, dreading this Immunogenetics presentation. Because:
Everyone in this class is brilliant.
Eight of eleven people in this class will have their PhDs by the end of this calender year.
I am so much better at the big picture than I am at the minute-ness that is genetics.
I wish I were joking when I say I have a crush on the professor.
IN SUM: Highly awesome class full of people I respect.
However. I did my presentation today. And, it went fine. Not, like, brilliant, because I didn't look up the structure of GE2 (and OH MAN, I totally had that on my to-do list)- but even with that, the presentation was OK and even more importantly, it is over. (Mogget decided to rebel against the whole "turning on" concept, and took a full ten minutes (TEN MINUTES) to boot, but even that can not sway me, because DONE DONE DONE.
I fully plan on reveling in senioritis from here on out. Ethology? Infectious organisms? Casting? Bookmaking? Dude, whatever I just gave an hour long lecture on modern allergy theory, genetics and therapy to a highly trained audience and it went FINE.
Everyone in this class is brilliant.
Eight of eleven people in this class will have their PhDs by the end of this calender year.
I am so much better at the big picture than I am at the minute-ness that is genetics.
I wish I were joking when I say I have a crush on the professor.
IN SUM: Highly awesome class full of people I respect.
However. I did my presentation today. And, it went fine. Not, like, brilliant, because I didn't look up the structure of GE2 (and OH MAN, I totally had that on my to-do list)- but even with that, the presentation was OK and even more importantly, it is over. (Mogget decided to rebel against the whole "turning on" concept, and took a full ten minutes (TEN MINUTES) to boot, but even that can not sway me, because DONE DONE DONE.
I fully plan on reveling in senioritis from here on out. Ethology? Infectious organisms? Casting? Bookmaking? Dude, whatever I just gave an hour long lecture on modern allergy theory, genetics and therapy to a highly trained audience and it went FINE.
