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Daily Archives: 6 February 2011
Windfall 1. Crape myrtle and Spanish moss
With several days of freezing temperatures and brisk winds from the north last week, many things were blown from, or out of, neighborhood trees and shrubs. I decided to document some of the windfall that I pick up on long … Continue reading
Posted in art journals, crape_myrtle, Spanish_moss
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On belly button fluff
As you’ll have heard on the LabLit podcast, Jenny swabbed her belly button at the Science Online conference, all in the interests of science. You can find out why from Meg Lowman’s blog on Belly Button Diversity. Now, being the … Continue reading
Posted in belly button, but we're staph, Science-less Sunday, scio11
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Van der Volkswagen Forces
Pro football (US version) has never seemed as fun to watch as college football, and for me, the number of rats’ arses given about even the latter has declined significantly in the last decade. But this is one cute SuperBowl … Continue reading
Posted in advertising, American culture, forces
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