![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
indrajaI was googling just to see if it is really so bad to have Bradford reagent on your clothes (they are blue and there is no methanol in it, but still there is acid), when I stumbled across a sentence "I mean, in academic science, it is taken for granted that you work 14 hour days with no weekends." Written down by someone on the other side of the globe, I suppose. My work isn't exactly so scientific - I would rather call it research. Maybe that is why my usual long day is just 13 hours long!
By the way, this post is just in English because I must run to catch the bus which will carry me to my long waited for day of a weekend! The first one after four weeks. There are plans for it, for example, I'll be visiting cemetery - the right destination after all the work experience.
Yet there is a lighter side - working here includes some sort of job-related tourism, meaning I go back to Athens in November! Yay, you never know if you have a chance for revisiting, but when you get it, it is really amazing. I have "my" cliffs and paths here, and I wonder if there is still a trace of that wonderful smell which was there in April...
By the way, this post is just in English because I must run to catch the bus which will carry me to my long waited for day of a weekend! The first one after four weeks. There are plans for it, for example, I'll be visiting cemetery - the right destination after all the work experience.
Yet there is a lighter side - working here includes some sort of job-related tourism, meaning I go back to Athens in November! Yay, you never know if you have a chance for revisiting, but when you get it, it is really amazing. I have "my" cliffs and paths here, and I wonder if there is still a trace of that wonderful smell which was there in April...
