*hides*

[asimplechord]

If anyone else in my lab breaks something or has a problem today? They can take it to someone else.

In the last two hours, I've had to deal with a(nother) broken CO2 incubator, the dying blower motor in the tissue-culture hood, the always-problematic x-ray film developer, and a malfunctioning semi-dry transfer apparatus*.

Plus, somehow I got volunteered to plan a baby-shower for a student in my lab. NOT IN MY JOB DESCRIPTION.

No more, I say. I have my own shit to do.

* Which was actually not malfunctioning. The user just couldn't READ THE FUCKING MANUAL and figure his shit out himself.

Comments

[asimplechord.livejournal.com]

I wouldn't mind if it were a friend. Not so much anyway. It'd be weird, because the baby thing seems alien to me, you know? But if it's for a friend and I was close to her and happy and excited for her, I'd get over my annoyance and enjoy helping her/them get ready. But this is an obligation, which is not quite so cool.

How're Sophie and Greg? :)

[angela-snape.livejournal.com]

Ah, yes, the good old "RTFM" errors. *hugs*

On the upside, I had a lovely surprise in my mailbox this week... Thanks for the beautiful postcard!

[asimplechord.livejournal.com]

I'm glad it made it. :)

The thing is, the guy had the manual right there, but he'd never even taken it out of the box. I had to specifically ask if he had the documentation for the equipment. >:/

[minuet99.livejournal.com]

Oh dear... *HUGS*

[asimplechord.livejournal.com]

Heh. It will be at work. With minimal fuss. If I am involved in the planning. That is all I can say.