running a haunted house type thing on Nov 1st and we made a 30 minute long video for the people to watch before they go out on the tour. I'm the worlds worst actress but I couldn't get anyone else to do it and it was my idea lol.
I'll post it as soon as it is posted on a public youtube channel.
If only you weren't in the beautiful Pacific Northwest lol. A hot smart chick? I think the fawning will shortly commence and be of epic proportions! No worries!
I didn't know that you can get a hang over from things other than drinking...I have a "made a really cheese ball Halloween movie last night" hang over.
not sure how it's going to turn out, but I'm pretty sure I don't want to see it. lol. especially since it's going to be shown on the big screen in one of the lecture halls at... Read More
Ahhww, lucky! I like your lake bottom and Alder leaf the best.
I've been rock hunting a lot lately and I found a lot of old seafloor, with embedded pieces of shells and such, plus one spot in a rock where someone had removed a fossilized skull. I was gutted they had beaten me to it, but it was still cool to see. Since you like bugs and rocks and way cool science-y things, you should check out my latest blog. There are a bunch of really cool bugs from this incredible collection I visited recently, plus this pretty orange lichen and some weird fungus thing I found while backpacking.
Ended my summer with a bang! Went up to Republic WA with my best friend. It is a few hours away but the drive was beautiful and totally worth it. We listened to "a briefer history of time" to refresh or memories on the "basics" of physics. When we got to Republic we went to the Stone Rose interpretive center where one can dig up... Read More
Posting from my new itouch really likeing it so far but I keep leaving it or my phone behind becaus I'm used to only carrying one thing around.
More good news on the worm front. My prof must think that there is enough to the project that she is having me take one credit hour in the fall to work on I one on one.... Read More
Still working on my Cave Worm project. Today my Prof helped me key it down to family. This is where the really detailed work starts because the difference between one family and the next is the number and location of seminal pores. What we found so far is pretty interesting and exciting though. Talked to the prof that teaches Soil Ecology and he was... Read More