I spilled a petri dish full of unset agar and Pseudomonas aeruginosa mixture on my hand. Way to go, awkward penguin.
My tumblr, by me.
This is my truth: Finished my last semester at SBCC. I resided in Northern California(almost bordering Oregon) before moving to southern California. I'm a TCK who has lived in Northern Thailand and northern California all my life. I recently moved to New Zealand to pursue a nursing degree. I'm a "glass half full" person. I immensely enjoy berry-infused teas. I have to resist the temptation I face every day of getting a tattoo. I currently have four small tattoos, three on my shoulder and one on my left ankle.
I'm very good at choosing songs that exactly describes how I'm feeling. The song "One Hand in My Pocket " by Alanis Morissette pretty much perfectly sums me up. I'm slowly making my transition from being the average citizen to being a pacifist activist. I haven't drunken a Coke in almost four years. I've been to 25 countries across three continents, I am sort of tri-lingual(English,Thai, Lan-na, which is northern Thai, and basic French.) I am half Thai, courtesy of my mom:-P Useless facts about me:1.)I love Radiohead a lot. 2.) I could eat rice every day of my life. 3.)I don't like mean people, so go away if you think racism is funny or any of that nonsense. 4.)I love to travel. 5.) I LOVE boba. 6.)I'm very very optimistic. 7.)I smile all the time. 8.)I love making friends but tend to be a bit timid at first. 9.) If I don't know well enough yet, I tend to laugh at everything out of nervousness:-)
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Today in Microbio lab
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Three more days!
I celebrate my birthday. I wish my family and friends were here to celebrate with me.
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Four days until
" It’s hard to deny that the act of living in another country, in another language, fundamentally changes you. Different parts of your personality sort of float to the top, and you take on qualities, mannerisms, and opinions that define the new people around you. And there’s nothing wrong with that; it’s often part of the reason you left in the first place. You wanted to evolve, to change something, to put yourself in an uncomfortable new situation that would force you to into a new phase of your life. " |
| - Chelsea Fagan, “What Happens When You Live Abroad” (via livefortravel) (Source: callherhollywood, via livefortravel) |
I didn’t make this but I definitely think a lot of people have experienced this before.
