long pause
As Isaid in the last message, Blogger beta has not treated me well and the labyrinth that is Google Help is far beyond my gleaning a single grain of useful information. I'm trying this again-at the risk of frustration.
My masters project is a bit up in the air due to lack of the ability to use the damn submarine during the months since May. I may have to switch to research of a new-comer to Iceland's shores- the edible crab (töskukrabbi). But for now, I'm still trying to save our grant for the other project.
My home life is going very well. Inga's womb is swelling with my spawn. I'm hoping that all the kicking going on inside of her means that the kid will be tired after he's born from a 9 month expenditure of energy. But I know the odds of that are slim and he'll probably be one of those hyperactive little stinkers one sees on Super Nanny! But if so, he'd better watch out because his parents are ready for anything: mamma is a specialist in education and management of brats and papa has a swift temper.
I'm studying for my final today. I'll be done with yet another semester on December 18.
My crayfish are brooding like there's no tomorrow. If any of my dear readers wants an aquarium animal that's easy to take care of, fun to watch and doesn't require a lot of space...let me know and I can provide you with a few crayfish.
Last Friday I went to the annual employee/grad student Christmas dinner. It was a lot of fun. I'm not much for hangikjöt that tastes like a mouthful of smoke, but other than that the food was good.
That's about it, for now.
My masters project is a bit up in the air due to lack of the ability to use the damn submarine during the months since May. I may have to switch to research of a new-comer to Iceland's shores- the edible crab (töskukrabbi). But for now, I'm still trying to save our grant for the other project.
My home life is going very well. Inga's womb is swelling with my spawn. I'm hoping that all the kicking going on inside of her means that the kid will be tired after he's born from a 9 month expenditure of energy. But I know the odds of that are slim and he'll probably be one of those hyperactive little stinkers one sees on Super Nanny! But if so, he'd better watch out because his parents are ready for anything: mamma is a specialist in education and management of brats and papa has a swift temper.
I'm studying for my final today. I'll be done with yet another semester on December 18.
My crayfish are brooding like there's no tomorrow. If any of my dear readers wants an aquarium animal that's easy to take care of, fun to watch and doesn't require a lot of space...let me know and I can provide you with a few crayfish.
Last Friday I went to the annual employee/grad student Christmas dinner. It was a lot of fun. I'm not much for hangikjöt that tastes like a mouthful of smoke, but other than that the food was good.
That's about it, for now.
posted by Our Hero, at 3:20 PM
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