Hello from Singapore
by Dr. Hsien-Hsien Lei
Posted July 26, 2008 in DNA in General
Yes, I’m still alive but barely. I’ve given birth to a baby girl and moved from London, UK to Singapore all in six weeks. Been keeping one eye on DNA during this time but can’t say my brain was processing much. Hope to be back in the game next month. Meanwhile, keep calm and carry on!
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Wow! That’s impressive, I don’t think I’d be able to handle it well! Get some rest!
It’s impressive to me, too, Hsein! Yes, please do enjoy some rest, what youcan get! Blessings, Olivia
I felt overwhelmed just moving 20 miles. If I were in your shoes I’d probably be a wreck. Have a nice rest and enjoy your time with Megan!
Amazing! Thanks for checking in. I literally just got the ” keep calm and carry on” poster in the mail yesterday. Its over our kitchen table – in our new place where we just moved to with a 4 and 3 year old. Its our family motto these days…
Just dropping by to say hi and send my best wishes to you and and your little ones. Need to get one of those bags for my fiance. lol
Congrats Mom! I hope everything is well.
Thanks, everyone! I still feel like I don’t have my head screwed on tight but I think I’m getting there….
i’ve been busy round here but dropping by today, i see you have happy news! congratulations on the birth of your baby girl, and wow, moving to singapore too!
best of luck and take care
Congratulations on giving birth to your new bundle of joy, looking forward to having you back blogging when thing settle down!
hi, wow! congratulations for giving birth to your baby girl! wow, you’re now in singapore…hope that you will find time to read my former comment.. (Salaries for Jobs in Genetics)
blessings from the Philippines!
Anj
anjie
Well it seems that Congratulations are in order, wonderful news to hear of a new baby girl coming into your very busy life. You should enjoy Singapore, a very exciting culture to explore and expose your child to.
Best of Luck
Dr Saxe
That’s great news! Hope Mom and baby are doing well. When you get a chance, pop by and let me know how you like my new template.
Hope you’re still having fun in Singapore and keeping up with those bairns of yours.
By the way, you promised to be back on the Eye this month…time’s running out
Meanwhile, did you hear Boris Johnson waxing lyrical about our genes on BBC’s Who Do You Think You Are? I gave him a mention on Sciencebase just for the record, quite profound…considering…
Congrats!
Can’t wait till you are back in the game!
Congratulations! Enjoy the time with the little one