(Disclaimer: Brian told me I should push publish)
Monday night at 9PM. I'm still in the lab. Since I'm just a baby evil genius in training, I've done the same thing about a million times in the past three days, with minor adjustments. I was thinking, "Oh, it will never work, I'll just check it one more time and go home" Lo and behold! It is working! Heavenly choirs of angels are singing. Therefore, I must stay and finish the next part of the experiment tonight. HOWEVER, I'm feeling rather chipper because when I go to report to the big head boss evil genius tomorrow, I have something to report. Hopefully enough so he won't drop me through the trapdoor I know he has in his office.
OK. On a more related note (related to what?) I'm thinking I need to create science quilts for girls. Get them started early, no?
Oh, and yes, we do go a little bonkers when we stay late at work. No worries, I should be back to normal soon enough. Now, if I just plug this in here and that in there....zzzzt...it's ALIVE!
(back to your regularly scheduled programming)
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
I should show you my mad scientist hair
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Owwwoooooooooo!
We don't have any neighbors with dogs, so I have to assume that the howling at the moon last night was from werewolves. Err, wait... werewolves would be in human form under a full moon, right? Anyways, we'd seen some four-legged mammal tracks in the snow in our yard over the last few weeks, which I supposed was probably from a coyote or fox. I never bought the dubious reports of a mountain lion roaming Boxborough a few years ago.
This is a (poor) picture that I took last night without a tripod. Why does the moon always look smaller in pictures than in real life?
Labels:
backyard,
sky,
werewolves
Thursday, February 5, 2009
We have some ice.
And some icicles. Just some little ones.
Also, Super Margot! (Yes Adam, she needs a cape, I'll get right on it.)
Labels:
weather
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