Well, to be honest it ended
two weeks ago, but I've been too busy (and too lazy of course) to post.
Although I can't really complain, because writing this thesis feels like a
semi-holiday. 1) I can make my own hours (so I take a bus later), 2) I'm
situated at the medical library, so no-one is looking over my shoulder making
sure I work every minute of the day, and 3) one of my best friends is
writing her bachelor thesis at the same time, so we motivate and distract each
other at the same time. And she makes for an excellent lunch conversation.
There is (of course) only one downside to this thesis: the subject, which
is HLA-DP and T-cell education in the thymus, is apparently quite unknown to
the world. Or at least until now, no-one found it interesting enough to write
much about it or do any proper research. So I'm really scraping the barrel for
some good articles. Although I've got a lot on paper, much is about HLA class
II in general, and not about HLA-DP specific. Which is of course the reason why
my supervisor wanted me to write his thesis/review in the first place, but I
feel I could have done more in two weeks, if only there were more articles. I'm
planning to email my progress to him tomorrow, so we'll just have to wait and
see. Luckily, my dearest friend promised me a trip to Primark to cheer me up,
so if all goes downhill from here I've got something to look forward to. And
after this week I'll be starting courses anyway, so I'll be gone for the next 6
weeks. Not my idea of a good planning, but that’s the master administration for
you, everything at the same time.
So if you
are still celebrating your holiday: I’m jealous! And if you just started work or
school: I feel your pain!
With love
p.s. I celebrated my birthday this August! Happy me, I turned 22! :D
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