... with a cardboard tube, it's probably time to start looking at where your life is heading.
.jpg)
◼️ Tom⇒|Maths||Museums||Astronomy||Learning||Education|
Subscribe
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
In the spirit of getting straight to the point without providing my entire life history, please click below for a list of books that ...
-
This day rate calculator was created by me and is based on Paddy McNulty 's advice given during GEM NE's trainin... -
SPAG stands for Spelling, Punctuation And Grammar, specifically within the English language. Now, I'm not perfect with my SPAG us...
-
Beans on toast. The toast is blackened to taste I'm often tempted to write about food, not least because I am often set a-droolin'...
-
This is a quick send-off to 2010 with a butchers at my resolutions as laid down in last year's New Year post . Lose the Christmas wei...
-
I'm an atheist. Most people who know me know that fact if they know little else, and at about this time of year I am invariably asked th...
-
*** Note: If you're viewing this post in a reader, you may not be able to see the poll! Please navigate to http://bit.ly/...
-
Virgo - August 24 - September 23 Being the sultry minx that you are, you have no problems getting your own way in most situations, but bew...
-
On Saturday morning I crested a hill on the A303 just past Amesbury and my brain yelled something that I imagine a million and more bra... -
.jpg)
I've just had an awesome curry. It was prepared by @squiggle7 and myself out of garden vegetables (bolstered with some other non-garde...
My Blog List
-
Book Review: Gravity (2nd Ed.) by Nicholas Mee - *Gravity (2nd Edition)* cover *Gravity* is a tale as old as time, with its principle, titular character having quite literally guided the development of o...
-
A Hénon Map Inspired by an Artwork Inspired by a Hénon map - As part of my maths in museums work I was talking to someone at the National Galleries of Scotland. The world of art lies a little outside my comfort zon...
Creative Commons Licencing Information
Tom⇒maths by T. Briggs is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 
Dare I ask, why were you beating a flake with a cardboard tube?
ReplyDeleteThe thing is, there wasn't really a thought process involved. I just sort of realised I was doing it, and happened to have my phone in my other hand.
ReplyDeleteI do like the ghostly image of the cardboard tube.
ReplyDeleteI was quite pleased with that effect myself. It was, of course, intended...
ReplyDelete