Monday, December 19, 2011

hello blog-readers. the month long project is over! wild. i will put together the book and let you know when it is able to be viewed/purchased on blurb.com! (this wont happen until after the holidays...)

Thursday, December 8, 2011

day 23.







a submission from my wonderful cousin dawn:


"...a picture of my work station, i.e., my dining room table, at which I conduct all things geologic, minus the field work -- grading, making lectures, screaming at my computer because it is slow, dreaming of post-doctoral work, avoiding my PhD work...you get the idea. Anyway, I think it reflects a lot of what I think about these days, or wish I would think about. With teaching I haven't been able to work on the research and it stresses me out. I feel like I am falling behind on lots of things. This week is the BIG geologic conference in San Francisco and I couldn't go because of money issues, so there goes all the networking opportunities and hear comes the feelings of being scooped and my research not being relevant...bleh. It occurred to me today that being bogged down in all the data/work I've done, I feel like I am missing the big picture. Maybe that will come into better focus soon; I hope it does."

thank you for sharing with us dawn.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Monday, December 5, 2011

today. i am wishywashy. all my scraps are getting mushed together and none of them look pretty to me, they just look like the garbage at the bottom of my purse. i would prefer if this blog only looked beautiful, but sometimes that isnt the case i suppose.



Tuesday, November 29, 2011

the wonderful woman who made me:

my own mama (email subject: you come by it naturally):


tidbits from days seven through thirteen in ohio and on the road:























two guest images:

thomas sanchez's desk:






and a note from my aunt sue:

thank you guys for participating!

Monday, November 21, 2011

day 5&6.













day four.






days three.

a guest collection:

In his own words: "While I don't accumulate much stuff daily, I thought I'd pass along the contents of my lab coat (which I try to keep clean). Yesterday was my last in Neurology and Monday will be my first in Internal Medicine." --John De Mott

How interesting, thank you John! Look forward to a 3-Day-Update from myself later in the day...


Thursday, November 17, 2011