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Daily Archives: 25 February 2012
A roller coaster week…
I am not usually one to walk around with a big grin on my face on Friday, glad to bid good-bye to the week at hand. No, I enjoy my work (most of the time), just as I enjoy the … Continue reading
Posted in blackberry, e-mail, frustration, humor, iPhone, Lotus Notes, Outlook, Research, science
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Could this be…
…the most useless list of spellcheck suggestions of all time? (I’m sure a tamarind genome sequence is in the works, somewhere…) …the worst possible weather in which to be running around collecting grant signatures from PIs in three different buildings?
Posted in career, drunkenness, English language, idiocy, photos, publishing, science, screenshots, Silliness, snow, technology, Vancouver
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