Occasionally, I really wish I had a digital camera. I would have liked to have a picture of Tam poking around in my computer. Or sitting in the case.

Lab today was terrible. It took four hours long. I know that's not a lot of time, relatively speaking, but this was not a complicated lab. We ended up having to redo a third of it because the prof wasn't happy with our results. I also have lab guilt over the death of the frogs, but I'm trying not to think about it. I did have one satisfying moment though.

Me: So, there are nine discussion questions and three of us. That's easy, three questions per person, do you want the first, second or third group of questions?

Her: Well, last lab, I really didn't feel like I knew what was going on in the other two sections, so I was thinking we should stagger the questions so we get to look at a variety of them.

Me: I think it was your job to familarize yourself with the other sections of the lab on your own time. If you noticed, I was able to provide you with references and links to information within your section. (mentally: you commented that the ECG was a vector in my section, dumbass.) I think it is up to you to become familiar with the lab and I don't see how staggering it will make a difference (if you aren't going to take the time to look at all the sections, anyway.)

Her: Oh. Okay, I'll take the first third.

Me: Great.

That felt good though. This girl is just lazy. She is smart, but lazy and I took a lot of satisfaction in subtly (or not so subtly) pointing it out to her. The best part was she set it up herself. If you aren't going to look at the other questions, what difference does it make? You won't know them no matter how we split it up.

I just keep telling myself, two more labs to go...