an experiment

15 Apr

You would think that we would devote a nine-week course to a biological system we knew something about.

Apparently, there is something to this whole “positive-thinking” thing (increased activity in the prefrontal cortex?)…so, as I rev up to take this second B&B exam, I’m going to give it a try.  What’s the harm, right?

Anyway, I can use all the positive vibes I can get…so will you join me?  Thanks!

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4 Responses to “an experiment”

  1. Dad April 16, 2011 at 2:49 pm #

    You have always been pretty positive. You always rise to the occasion, and get thru the objective pretty well. Get some sleep [what else is new ???] and shove it up their ass.

    About the brain, K&I have been reading a psychologist’s take on the intelligence of dogs. She’s pretty serious [a prof at Columbia] and she cites a lot of recent studies — makes for very technical reading. But she generally supports your Mom’s belief that many animals had a lot more intelligence than we gave them credit for. Maybe not K’s two dachshunds, but other dogs…..

    On another subject, I brought back the china that was in Mom’s room. Now you’ll have a full set when you move in with John this summer …… move in with John ??? Now what more positive vibes could you ever need?

    Love

    Dad

    • annaojesus April 19, 2011 at 9:53 am #

      daddio! what a staggeringly great comment–thanks! not sure that i’m always so positive, but i’m working on it…definitely have you in part to thank for that 🙂

      oooh, i would LOVE to know more about what you’re reading…i also have a few professors who might be interested!

      good point! only two more months!!!–well, a little over two months, but still! so stoked!

  2. Jim Oppenheimer April 16, 2011 at 3:32 pm #

    The man’s got a gift for engendering positive vibes.

    I agree with G 250%.

    • annaojesus April 19, 2011 at 9:50 am #

      indeed! totally agree, and thanks!

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