Draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates

Laboratory-mishap comics could embarrass classmates.

Reply to James Warner

Yes, good point! Invented mishaps, then; no recognisable person's mistake. Actually, a fictional experiment could be much funnier. Who wants a beaker with an entirely unreasonable opinion?

Reply to Maryam Al Balushi

On “Draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates”, I like the idea, but I cannot promise to turn up. Can I stay in the conversation without saying yes? I prefer daytime meetups close to home.

Reply to James Warner

I do not need everyone to choose the same version. I want to keep “Draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates” manageable for the people involved. Yes. Staying curious is enough for now. I would rather have an honest maybe than a yes that makes someone uncomfortable.

Reply to Maryam Al Balushi

Maryam Al Balushi, I would also like to make a matchday meal with neighbours. For me, I prefer daytime meetups close to home.

Reply to James Warner

I'd like three classmates to draw harmless fictional lab mix-ups together, then trade sketches. No identifying real patients, colleagues or confidential work. Can we make a tiny comic sheet that teaches one useful habit and still makes us laugh?

Reply to Maryam Al Balushi

I keep thinking about your plan to draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates. Would a brief first attempt tell you more than another round of planning?

Reply to James Warner

“Draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates” is the starting point, not a promise of a perfect result. I would ask what would make one attempt possible and listen to the answer.

Reply to Maryam Al Balushi

For this wish, Maryam Al Balushi: Could the next update include the awkward bits as well as what went well? I would also like to make a matchday meal with neighbours.

Reply to James Warner

Yes. I want to keep track of what was workable, what took more effort than expected and what I would leave out next time. That is how I see “Draw laboratory-mishap comics with classmates”.