My class on respiratory infections this morning was cancelled because the prof thought that our lecture was next week. Lame. A group of my classmates and I decided to make the most of the morning: a quick tour of the British Museum! I still was able to learn, albeit about ancient cultures and civilisations versus bugs that love to live in your chest. How cool is having a major, highly reputable museum a block from your school so you can pop in for leisurely browsing when class gets cancelled? Answer: EXTREMELY COOL! I also was able to walk around and eat my lunch outside in Russell Square to take advantage of the warm, sunny weather (16C, 61F). After lunch and a trip to an Indian sweets shop with one of my classmates/friends, I had a 3.5 hour lecture on some of the different viral haemorrhagic fevers: Ebola, Marburg, Yellow, etc. What a great way to finish off the week!
Friday, October 23, 2009
"Free" Morning
My class on respiratory infections this morning was cancelled because the prof thought that our lecture was next week. Lame. A group of my classmates and I decided to make the most of the morning: a quick tour of the British Museum! I still was able to learn, albeit about ancient cultures and civilisations versus bugs that love to live in your chest. How cool is having a major, highly reputable museum a block from your school so you can pop in for leisurely browsing when class gets cancelled? Answer: EXTREMELY COOL! I also was able to walk around and eat my lunch outside in Russell Square to take advantage of the warm, sunny weather (16C, 61F). After lunch and a trip to an Indian sweets shop with one of my classmates/friends, I had a 3.5 hour lecture on some of the different viral haemorrhagic fevers: Ebola, Marburg, Yellow, etc. What a great way to finish off the week!
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I LOVED the British Museum! It definitely is worth at least two days; lucky that you get to live near it.
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