October 31, 2012 |??2
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Want a little lesson in the life of a scientist? On my plate right now:
- Proposal reviews: OVERDUE
- Book chapter: OVERDUE
- Two revise and resubmits: one OVERDUE, one not (yet)
- Manuscript review: SUBMITTED LATE
- Proposal revision to mock panel: only a matter of time before OVERDUE
- New grant proposals: WAY BEHIND SCHEDULE
- Workouts: NOT HAPPENING with husband out of town and sitters unavailable
- Emails to me these days: GO INTO A BLACK HOLE UNLESS YOU WRITE A SECOND TIME AND ARE ON FIRE
- Kiddo?s Halloween costume: NOT QUITE DONE AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING
- Blog post: well, at least I got something done.
A number of deadlines and personal difficulties (like single parenting due to husband travel, being in the derby mini off-season and thus unable to hit anyone, teaching and service ridiculousness) have made this an especially scary Halloween.?That list frightens me more than any movie.
Here is a very random list of links I?ve enjoyed over the last week or so that helps things look up:
About the Author: Dr. Kate Clancy is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Illinois. She studies the evolutionary medicine of women?s reproductive physiology, and blogs about her field, the evolution of human behavior and issues for women in science. Find her comment policy here. Follow on Twitter @KateClancy.More??
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