“Friday the thirteenth..” she gasps as she looks at the date on the data logger. Shit. There are to many possibilities of important experiments going wrong today, she thinks.She continues with caution, but she also forgets sometimes because she has a strong anticipation and excitement for the important points in the project. Turning points. End points. She’ll be home by five… 4:00– I forgot about this other project, 5…6:00– almost done. Actually meditative, swishing the PBS back and forth over the cells for a nice wash. Two last measurements. Wow. That was the fastest DNA clone she’s ever made, and the last one in her PhD career at that. Fitting. Last looks at the 3D print, how much water was lost? None? Leak and evaporation are eliminate over 6 hours. Amazing. Patent #2. That’s a project for later. Time to go home. Relax. It’s Friday the 13th, but Mercury was in retrograde so the unluckies canceled out and made it a lucky day. You’re welcome.