i cant find your voice and the words you speak and its terrifying
Alright then, I've been offered two Coastal Fellowships. Now I can't decide which to do. Help ensues.
1. Characterization of stream cycling nitrogen. I know that sounds kind of boring. And it might be. It involves probably half lab work with measuring nitrogen levels and junk. But it is related to geology somewhat, relates back to my aquatics expertise from Envirothon, and I just really freakin' like streams. The people running it seem really cool, and this kid I know did a project with them a few years ago and said they were really good.
2. Something about the sod webworm. Sounds like of gross? Maybe, but I'd be working mostly with the adults webworm, which is a moth. However, the larvae is some clear worm thing that is pretty gross. Mostly fieldwork, collecting, identifying. The people doing it seem really cool and laid back. The guy running the project reminded me a bit of Krueger from Seinfeld.
So one is a bit more interesting to me in subject, but less interesting in its boring lab work aspect, is generally the gist of the argument.
Opinions? I should probably get back to them by tomorrow or something.
1. Characterization of stream cycling nitrogen. I know that sounds kind of boring. And it might be. It involves probably half lab work with measuring nitrogen levels and junk. But it is related to geology somewhat, relates back to my aquatics expertise from Envirothon, and I just really freakin' like streams. The people running it seem really cool, and this kid I know did a project with them a few years ago and said they were really good.
2. Something about the sod webworm. Sounds like of gross? Maybe, but I'd be working mostly with the adults webworm, which is a moth. However, the larvae is some clear worm thing that is pretty gross. Mostly fieldwork, collecting, identifying. The people doing it seem really cool and laid back. The guy running the project reminded me a bit of Krueger from Seinfeld.
So one is a bit more interesting to me in subject, but less interesting in its boring lab work aspect, is generally the gist of the argument.
Opinions? I should probably get back to them by tomorrow or something.