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What a muppet her Professor is. His last words to her could have been a gift, now its an insult.Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post
Bad feedback as in "You did really badly. In normal times I'd have failed you. You have to do better or you won't get anywhere...". But it's utterly irrelevant. She passed, she won't have this professor again, and in other areas of lab work, she's got good passes and good feedback, so she's perhaps not too bad after all.
Roast lamb sandwich with mayo and lettuce in a toasted bap. Time for a post-prandial nap.Comment
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Blimey you don't leave it to the last week like normal people?Originally posted by ladymuck View PostTax Return done! Feeling all smug for getting it out the way so quickly.Comment
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Afternoon all.
Lunch has been warm chicory and sausage salad.
Bit of a scare first thing this morning. Rescued hog from yesterday was cold and unresponsive this morning and we feared the worst, but eventually we got a very small movement and sign of breath so brought her inside and onto a hot water bottle to warm up and she's now doing much better. She's so malnourished that she can't keep herself warm properly despite plenty of food and water yesterday. Still sleeping as expected but now responding when checked on, moving about and curling / uncurling. Hopefully over the worst now and a few more days TLC will put her right."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Poor little hog! So lucky you spotted her!Originally posted by DaveB View PostAfternoon all.
Lunch has been warm chicory and sausage salad.
Bit of a scare first thing this morning. Rescued hog from yesterday was cold and unresponsive this morning and we feared the worst, but eventually we got a very small movement and sign of breath so brought her inside and onto a hot water bottle to warm up and she's now doing much better. She's so malnourished that she can't keep herself warm properly despite plenty of food and water yesterday. Still sleeping as expected but now responding when checked on, moving about and curling / uncurling. Hopefully over the worst now and a few more days TLC will put her right.Comment
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Originally posted by DaveB View PostAfternoon all.
Lunch has been warm chicory and sausage salad.
Bit of a scare first thing this morning. Rescued hog from yesterday was cold and unresponsive this morning and we feared the worst, but eventually we got a very small movement and sign of breath so brought her inside and onto a hot water bottle to warm up and she's now doing much better. She's so malnourished that she can't keep herself warm properly despite plenty of food and water yesterday. Still sleeping as expected but now responding when checked on, moving about and curling / uncurling. Hopefully over the worst now and a few more days TLC will put her right.
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Lunch was the last of the broccoli and blue cheese soup with a slice of toast. Except, I got bored of the soup and just ate the toast.Comment
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Yes. My daughter thinks that it might be that most of the students doing that module would be going into biochemical/biopharmacy research, where lab skills are rather different from those needed for her BSc - pharmaceutical engineering.Originally posted by vetran View Post
What a muppet her Professor is. His last words to her could have been a gift, now its an insult.
At first I thought your Harley wouldn't start.Originally posted by DaveB View PostRescued hog from yesterday was cold and unresponsive this morning and we feared the worst, but eventually we got a very small movement and sign of breath so brought her inside and onto a hot water bottle to warm up and she's now doing much better.
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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