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So, I’m still around, but I’m definitely swamped. I’ll hopefully have a post up soon. The beach was good, btw.

I go to the beach. I’m down, I’m out, and it’s time to get out of town. I’m falling apart (see Unblogable Event and Unblogable #2) and I’m just done. I decided to leave… today. A long drive tomorrow and … Continue reading →

So, things are going to be a bit quiet around here for a while longer. There’s a lot going around here at casa de Lady Scientist. First, I had Unbloggable Problem #1 that wasn’t resolved until recently (and resolved very … Continue reading →

The other day Dr. Man and I were carpooling to work and I asked him about his upcoming day. He had [Specialty] Clinic that day, which I thought sounded like fun. (As an aside, it probably isn’t but the name … Continue reading →

I turned on my computer this morning to find this list bandied about on my google reader. Curiousity (and a desire to read more blogs) had me clicking over to see who was on the list. Imagine my surprise when … Continue reading →

Recently, Dr. Isis had a post up about how she feels her religion (Catholicism) and science mix. As I do, when reading one of Dr. Isis’s posts, I looked through the comments. I was dismayed by how many commenters seemed … Continue reading →

Things that I’ve noticed while being sick the past few days: I’m finally reading The Watchmen. I’m enjoying it so far. It’s only my second foray into the graphic novel genre and I’m not quite sure if it’s entirely my … Continue reading →

How in the world is it that I get sick out of nowhere and I escape when everyone else is sick? I hate being sick and feeling crappy and all kinds of icky. Anyhow, I have thoughts on things that … Continue reading →

I tallied up the results from the comments in my previous post (where I asked about the best time of day to exercise). It seems that right now the majority of people try to fit it in the evenings. However, … Continue reading →

While hydrating my membrane, I came across this article in the NY Times. For some reason, I was really touched by this: It requires no metaphysical commitment to a God or any conception of human origin or nature to join … Continue reading →