agglutination

eating jacob's biscuits with warm milk while studying bio, then I come to osmosis and as I read I drop the biscuits into the milk, then as I pick them up with a metal spoon the biscuits all soggy from the overpowering concentrations

it's kind of funny how we dont really know what's inside of us until we study biology. and you'd think you know yourself better than anyone else knows you, but hah doctors know exactly how you work inside, and do crazy things with your body when your systems fail. like insert catheters, with a balloon and all, into your arteries I seriously would like to know how that works?!?!??? it's a bit weird if you think about it?!???

even some things in our body are still pretty inexplicable (because we are made by God, His thoughts being higher than ours) we are all people made up of cells. strange to think we can know people around us better than we know (what's inside) ourselves

on a side note, eoys this year are passing by really quick! the painful process was really just preparing for it, after tomorrow it's the weekend which means dance and church and math and then im1 on tuesday and that's all for my sec three academic year. it has been insanely fast. yay thankful for 311 and all the wonderful angels around me (Veronique is an amazing classmate to have!!!!! and sitting next to chanfoo, her love for bio may have affected me :D)

do not be discouraged