One of my lovely rocks. This is one of the few rocks in my collection that I didn't pick up myself. Last year, the Geo department was clearing out some samples and maps. I couldn't let this poor thing be thrown out, so I adopted it along with other rocks and some interesting maps.
Woohoo! Yes, earthquakes are exciting, an event in earth's history that can be pin-pointed to a singular moment. Sure, in the grand scheme of the planets ~4.5 billion years, an earthquake is like trying to find Bob's Road on a world mapm, but they sure are exciting. Plus, you get fun data, like Tensor beach balls. Ohh beach balls how I love thee.
And now its Springtime for Hitl...
I don't particularly like this pic aside from the sun rays at the bottom. I have tried to capture the sun so many times but it just never works out. Today, I was just fooling around with angles, low and behold I got the sun! What a surprise!
This video made my day! Although, the ship blown should have been the NC-1701 and not NC-1701-D because of the reference to Kirk. Still...VIVA LA TARDIS!
Photo a day keeps the insanity away.
In college, around 9PM the dinning hall would open for what every student fondly called M&C's(milk and cookies). Sure enough students would flock to the kitchen carrying their mugs to collect their nightly pick me up and a quick study break which usually turned into a very long study break. Thursday nights were the craziest, as most of the dorm collectively ransacked the kitchen during a commerical break of NBC's Must See TV. Sure the cookies were good (especially Chef Jeff cookies) but, it was really a time to talk, laugh, rant, and bond with your fellow dorm mates. Conversations flew, from how was your day to which professor you hate the most, to heated debates of the current politics. So, I dedicate this blog to M&C's where everything is relative ... or it is Newtonian.
