The Saddest Presestation Ever

Yesterday I gave one of the saddest presentation of my life. It was my last day at the Johns Hopkins University. I never thought that I would be so attached to this Lab since I was here for only 1 month. I had to develop a western blot just before the presentation and it was important because I had to include that Blot in my presentation. I had tried to run that blot for like 3-4 times before but didn't get any results so I was really skeptical if I would get results this time. But the gods must have smiled upon us because I was able to get the protein that I needed. Yaayyyyy.

Then came the presentation. After a moment of  crying I started the presentation. It went really smoothly apart from the fact that one person kept interrupting me and asking questions. But apart from that everything was just fine. I got to show off the stuff that I had been doing with the help of my labmates of course. Kristi if you are reading this and you have reached this far then this post is for you.

After an emotional goodbye and a photo-session of the Hopkins hospital it was time to do the thing that I had been looking forward since the past 3 weeks. Cleaning the room. 4 boys, one room, no regard to personal hygiene. It was just beautiful. The smell had healing powers and could easily wake up a person who had been in a coma. The layers of dust on the floor were enough for us to play beach volleyball. The toilet had become a swimming pool. The decayed food had an immense micro biodiversity. It was just the most beautiful sight ever.

The bags are packed and suitcases filled it's time to leave. The best month of my life is just a memory now. I hope this stays for a long time.