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Or maybe fear of her retaking the class ;)

 

I'm not loving the dissecting bits myself. But I guess it comes with the terrirotry. I've observed some surgeries recently in a vet's clinic. It was a very nice experience. Taught me a few things about the procedure and about myself.

 

 

 

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Ah ha, I had a feeling I was missing something.  I knew blood type was a bit more complicated than a single trait gene.  Thanks for the refresher Nyn!

I loved being in school. Hell, I'm going back again this winter after being out of it for 4 years. :P

I gave blood this past June, I've known for a while that I'm AB- which is one of the rarer blood types, lucky me, but I can receive most blood.

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