DON"T WORRY I'M STILL ALIVE

It's been a while since I've had the time to blog. Had a huge paper to write last week and then with midterms I just couldn't find the time. That and my computer doesn't always turn on.
So life has been pretty uneventful, I haven't been out to much so my encounter with unusual people has been kept to a minimum.
I was interviewed for a Saskatoon radio station a couple of days ago while I was waiting for my bus. That was weird, but I felt bad for guy doing the interview because nobody would talk to him. That and he picked me out of the crowd because I was wearing a bright yellow vest. I think it was one of those all news radio stations that hardly anybody listens too.

The other day I was toasting a poptart for breakfast, and a small fire started. It was really small but enough smoke was produced to set off the smoke detector and force me to open the windows. On the upside, the wind was relatively quiet so the smell of the farm stayed on the farm.

In other news, my lab partner is going to drive me to be institionalized. I would really appreciate your prayers for patience. He's not a bad human being, he's just not the kind of person you want for a lab partner. Besides the fact that he get's in my personal space bubble, he just can't follow instructions. By 3rd year university you should be able to stripe a plate perpendicularly rather then parellel. Especially when there is a diagram with explanation in the lab manual, the lab instructor explains with a picture and you watch your partner do it. The first lab he splashed me with methyl blue, a permanent dye, so I had blue freckles on my face for the weekend. This past week he spilled a broth culture of E. coli and Staph. aureus on me. Neither of the bacteria were the dangerously infectious strains, but in that large a quantity they could cause problems if I had any cuts on my hands. And they smell really gross.