Well, it is STEM, but I AM making a piece of artwork, so they are calling it STEAM, and with all...
...with all the hot water or tea spilling everywhere, it might as well be called that [steam] ANYWAY.
In this new version of LJ, you can't rename your moods anymore. I wanted to call it "irascible" which I verified in the dictionary is a valid word. It means, according to Cambridge, "made angry easily." Or, at least I haven't figured out how to do it yet. Maybe if I were calmer I would be able to figure it out.
"Irate" is slightly different, it's simpler, just "very angry" which is slightly different.
I think there are nuances of difference here, and I am not to that level at the moment, so I can explain myself.
I could be set off, but I have not been put to that level just yet.
But I am almost there.
Maybe I just need to be "chillax" like my sister has often told me. (She ran off to Chillaxville on the other side of the country.)
The book I got out from the library has not been helpful for my level of cheer. I don't want or need vagina jokes at this time.
So I stopped reading it for now.
I mean, at least this author does say she is an Abortion Champion, which is something positive in her favour. I have had at least one after a dreadful misunderstanding. I think maaybe two. The disconnect between my top and bottom is really disconcerting!
Ergo, you may conclude from this writing that I am not for losing the right to have an abortion, which was just on the news, as - historically, I have had at least two medically induced ones.
Both were condoned by my mother. If I have any more, I think my father is of sound judgement for now.
Technically, I originally started off this merry path in pain from my braces but researching stem cells. STEM cells :D? Right? Right?
OK, the reason that no author has cited a work written by me is that I have yet to publish one. Similarly, I do not have a patent to my name yet.
COMING SOON THOUGH n_n
As soon as I can catch a low-cost ride across the Atlantic to meet in person with whomever may be found still on campus.
I have always wanted to do this ever since I was sixteen and DID call around to make plans which have continually fallen through to this day.
I mean, I have published online, but that is different. It goes through a different screening process.
I still find the little scissor-things a bit strange, but I want to embrace the future!