As I’m sure you know by now, I live with four girls. Life for me is pretty much what you’d imagine it to be. Like the Borg, my family has assimilated this once proud, testosterone pumping male into the collective; and like the Borg, resistance was futile.
I used to whizz outside, now I make sure [...]
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Pre-space age art
Published July 27th, 2006 in Astronomy, Observations and Visual/Technical Communication. 0 CommentsIn this era of space telescopes, satellites, and Photoshop, it’s easy to forget that only a few decades ago, we had no idea of what space actually looked like. The task of communicating the wonders of space was left to the dreamers and artists, and we depended on them to stir our imaginations and passion [...]
Yay parenthood – summertime edition
Published July 11th, 2006 in Family and Observations. 2 CommentsSleepovers; cool aloe on sunburns; the gentle breeze of a long bike ride; sweet, tart lemonade from a lemonade stand; leaning as far back on the swings as possible, staring at the clouds; violent thunderstorms with gusty winds that make the trees look angry; bathing suits, water sprinklers & wet grass between the toes; the [...]
I’ve been wondering…
You’ll often hear people say, “it’s not like rocket science or anything.”
I wonder… what do rocket scientists say?
I’ll bet that they say “It’s not like talking to girls or anything.”
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