One of the delights of the AntLab is the incredible diversity of folks that it attracts to her slate tables, petri dishes full of bugs, and gorgeous views of the side of a building known with no great affection as "the Blender". People from all walks of life come to the AntLab for a place to do a little arthropod sorting, and lots of chatting and hanging out. One never knows what one will hear when you walk in, but the conversation will always be funny and animated.
The AntLab loses one of her own today to the world of dental school. JulieM has been around for what seems like forever to the AntLab oldtimers. Perhaps a bettter way of putting it is that one has difficulty imagining the AntLab without her. In a constellation of individuals, and we mean individuals, Julie was the core around which the neutron stars and red dwarfs circled. She was the one everyone gravitated toward. Although we hate to see her go, we can hardly feel bad about someone moving on to bigger and better things. We just hope Julie takes a bit of the ole' AntLab with her. She has certainly left a lot of herself behind.
So, au revoir Julie, from all your pals in the AntLab. Don't be a stranger, and make sure your practice accept's OU's Dental Plan.
Michael Tim said,
February 28, 2009 at 5:30 pm
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