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Today I am:
Going to the Berkeley Farmer's Market. Putting all of my laundry away. Making dinner. Having a brownie for breakfast. Weighing in at 189*. Snuggling the ratbutts. Working on my RWA evolution post. Working on my embroidery. Reading ( Read more... ) -
RWA: "Current Events 10/6/09"
New post at RealWorldArchaeology! Click here....
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RealWorldArchaeology
Hey guys! Miss me while I was away? Its been a long summer, but I'm back in civilization. I've also started a new archaeology blog at RealWorld Arcaheology, and I'd appreciate it if you checked it out. I'll continue to post personal stuff here, but I'm trying to get all the professional/anthro stuff that rolls around in my head over on RWA. If ( Read more... ) -
Field School Cake
You know field school was a good experience when you end up with a delicious new recipe for cake. Summary of said experiences shall be saved for in person conversations, since drunkenness and silliness were abundant ( Read more... ) -
Things To Do, Or Else.
Friday 5/15- meet with Cindy re: dogs
- Field School @ 3, meet at ARC @230
- call Dr Halle's office
- dog walk/ park
- DFC work - Kodie's picture/ fliers
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Artist Statement
I'm taking art because it gets me out of the overly-brainy academic parts of my life. It lets me communicate and experience the world without having to use words, to know obscure and erudite things, to be able to feel something instead of think, or opine, or conclude. So its really no wonder that now that I have to sit down and write one ( Read more... ) -
Archaeological Gear
For my new job doing archaeological survey in the Eldorado National Forest, I have to own the following: hiking boots with vibram soles, gaiters, metric tape measure, day pack first aid kit, 2 person tent, marmot sleeping bag, 2 liter platypus water bladder (to somehow attach to my back pack), pocket knife, clipboard, compass,bandanas, collapsible ( Read more... ) -
My future is staring me in the eye...
...and it looks awful dirty ( Read more... ) -
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Here's the link to an interesting description of depression from NYTimes. IIts long, but worth the read, especially for people living/ coping with loved ones with depression.
I'm feeling better today after a midnight trip to Berkeley to see and sleep with max for 6 hours before work this morning. Thank god for Lexapro, or things would be so much ( Read more... )