A few months ago somebody asked me if I thought I was capable of doing this. A few months ago I asked myself the same question. End of session today, really good grades, new cool friends and this is just the beginning. I couldn’t be happier. Things do happen for a reason, I’m 100% convinced of it now. Party, anyone?
Nice to see my name (the French version, anyway) on a comic strip by Phlppgrrd, published daily on La Presse. One more reason for my self-center-ness, hah!
I don’t know how old she is exactly, but she has a love-hate relationship with Barbie (as in wanting a new one, but cutting her current one’s leg and head), she hates broccoli, loves mac & cheese. She makes fun of her daddy, is good friends with her mommy, draws either on the walls of her house or her daddy’s car; she has a best friend called Léa, a boyfriend called Guillaume, rejects poor Samuel’s advances and thinks going to Disneyland is better than going to school. Yes, I’ve been reading… She’s cool!
And there’s a book! Me wants, me wants!
“The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) has produced webcasts to help students and teachers better understand genetics, genomics and the impact of the Human Genome Project.”
I suppose it isn’t a coincidence that I’m working on my last paper for school, on Medical Genetics and the Human Genome project. :-) Almost done, I just have to finish my gene structure graphic on PhotoShop… Nerdy, heh!
With school session almost over (2 days left), two A+ today and a great summer ahead of me, I shouldn’t be feeling sad. But I just realized how much I miss my life in Montreal sometimes. I got in touch with some people from my past who are either newly married or have had babies and are living the kind of life I lost. I still feel robbed of all that, but I’m working on acceptance. Whatever the future brings, I’m sure it will be better. I have faith.
“We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.”
