Nope. I'm not going to talk about the very first snow in Glasgow when I was too tired from work and missed the picture session outside JBC. Nor the second time when it snowed so heavily but I could only catch a glimpse of it through the distant window while busy serving the never-ending queue. And when Glaswegians were busy building snowman out there in the heaviest snowfall to date, I was busy catching a train to the disneyland in Paris.
It never snow at the right timing, doesn't it. It was the day to spend in disneyland somemore. Double sweat! (Nah, don't be deceived by my fascinated look in the picture, it was a very bad day. =S)
Anyway, back to the topic, my drug has been successfully crystallised! The molecules stacked neatly in the lattice to form the shape of snowflake. Yes, snowflakes in the lattice wth. What-a-coincidence-in-the-season. What fascinated me more is that his eyes were gleaming when he was showing me the 3D diagram. As though a child saw a candy shop full of colourful lollipops. Okay, bad analogy. But imagine that, he looked solemn and very different from normal when I stepped into his room but the next moment eyes sparkled when explaining about the snowflakes. Great way to cheer a research supervisor up isn't it. =D
His gleaming blue eyes and Australian accent just caught me mesmerised. Damn. What am I thinking.