Journal

Man, some journal articles are so complicated. Almost to the point where every third sentence will have you wondering why you're even reading it in the first place. But then, reading some others and actually understanding them feels kind of good. I'm not sure whether I'll have to write them in the future, I can't imagine the writing process to be much fun (having been through it quite a few times), but if you've actually discovered something, writing it shouldn't be a tedium, it should be exciting, I'm guessing?

It seems that whenever I make a plan for a day, or a week, a period of time in general, I never actually carry it out fully. I always have my hopes too high. I guess I have an exaggerated perception of my attention span and/or patience. Typical. And my memory, too, it seems - I think I left out the meat for two days before I realised I took out the meat to defrost, and so I've nothing to cook because I'm actually out of food and emergency rations. And chocolate, even. LOL

Oh well, here's to all the stuff that I'm meant to do and to have done! Rest in peace!

EDIT

Gosh chemotaxis is so confusing, anyone doing chem/know a lot about GTPases and PIP3/anything want to help? LOL.