Spring is here.
And thats a good thing, but you know what it means...

...open windows.
And you know what open windows mean...

There I am in the shower minding my own business, shampoo in my hair, singing along to The Kooks when suddenly I heard that familiar, bone-chillingly, fear-inducing sound.

I quickly rinse my face and wipe my eyes before opening them to see the terrifying sight which confirmed my fears...

...there was a WASP just metres away buzzing its way towards me!

I've never run so fast in my life.
Luckily there was no one at home at the time. There was water all over the corridor carpet.

And thankfully there was a spare towel on the banister. Otherwise who knows what I would have done.

I eventually managed to coax the thing out of the window with a rolled-up magazine and a stick. (After getting dry and clothed.)

Anyway, I've spent most of the last 2 days revising Mammalian Physiology, and in particular, the Liver. Who would have thought that big brown blob could be so interesting.
But it is, what with performing Glyconeogenesis and everything else it does.
The human body is so fantastic. It never ceases to amaze me.
How it functions, and how it can heal itself. How all the cells know what to do, and even on a microcellular level, the organelles are so interesting. Especially mitochondria, which are like cells within cells.

I got a letter from the University of Birmingham today. An offer for Biomedical Science. They are asking for BBB which is great. And this means I have an insurance, God forbid having to use it though.

My mum sent me a funny text today. It got a LOL from me so I'll share it with you:

Question: If you had sex everyday for a whole year and kept all 365 condoms, melted them down and made a tyre out of the rubber, what would you call it?

Answer: A f**king Goodyear!

And there's nothing much else to report, so I'll leave you with that.