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Category Archives: Poem
I’m a student, graduate student (found poem)
Coming to you from the twenty-first wonder that is automated voicemail audio-to-text transcription. I have used editorial license to slightly alter some words, and lightly apply punctuation and line breaks. I have not changed any names to protect the innocent … Continue reading
Posted in Poem, poetry, science (possibly), voicemail, Writing
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Standard Model
As Tyrant for Life one of my (self-appointed, obviously) responsibilities is to keep an eye on the goings-on over at our outpost in the Gamma Quadrant. So it was that on Thursday lunchtime that I was catching up on the … Continue reading
Posted in boson, electron, Friday afternoon, Poem, proton, quark, standard model
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A Christmas Fantasy
You know that thing you do where you read something, and completely misread a single word, and then go back and it’s normal and how it was meant to be? That happened to me a couple of days ago. I … Continue reading