So, moving on to the third alternative to the bird app...
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| Institution | Emory University |
| Interests | Science and books! |
Rohini Murugan
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A colourless green idea sleeping furiously. Zoologist turned neuroscientist turned ethologist. MS at IISc. Psych Grad Student at Emory. Trying to be less overwhelmed with brains and evolution, one paper at a time.
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She/her.
So, everyone's coming back here, I suppose
Dei I don’t even care if you don’t take the trophy da… two wins against MI, both in Wankhade and in Chepauk - I’m happy annachi!
Take. That. Mumbai!!!
Nothing makes the morning brighter than yelling and screaming at every MI wicket.
Thanks to me, Atlanta suburbs now know about cricket - you’re welcome.
(And, Pathirana, you beauty!!)
Ah, if it is not the tri-monthly ritual of redownloading dating apps and immediately regretting the decision, five minutes into it.
Ninaithu ninaithu is one of my favourite comfort listens.
Apart from it being a classic, it’s also what my (still) best friend used to sing in 8th std for inter school competitions and I always hear it in her voice - which I think is simply beautiful and comforting.
People with pet cats, how do y'all manage to get any work done!?
One of my friend's cats has claimed my lap as her territory with frequent scratch sessions and looks like I am not moving from this place for the next couple of days or so.
Twitter knows I’m in the UK and is now suggesting me property ads in Cornwallis but somehow doesn’t know that I’m a grad student whose life partially runs on free food in conferences.
One of the best experiences in Scotland (apart from the legendary IrnBru and castles and moss and scotch and the weather and amazing science), is finding little familiar things like Lifebuoy.