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#project365 day 169: Played this last night at my...
I didn't do much fun today, other than be giggled at by some of my students in a coffee shop.
* Of course, all my friends are fabulous. It's just that some are more fabulous than others.
#project365 day 168: I spent today in Cambridge on a course...
It was only the second course I've been on in four years, and I found it really helpful and informative. I'm hoping I get the chance to attend the first two parts when it is repeated next year! There's also a similarly themed course with a STEM focus that I want to attend...
#project365 day 167: This is Paul...
* He'd probably also like me to say something about CAM. But I won't.
#project365 day 160: I've been playing with some iPad apps...
Of course the "suit me up" feature, in which you can insert a picture of yourself into a space suit pretty much triples the appeal of what is already a dream app for any space geek.
Sent from my iPad
#project365 day 159: Started reading a new book...
I am loving this series so far. It's a flippant, irreverent, clever, tongue-in-cheek, sarcastic, ironic, social-commentary-through-science-fiction sort of affair, is brilliantly written and utterly hilarious. In absolute honesty, although I chuckle fairly often when reading funny books, this series is the first in a while that's had me literally laughing out loud.
The first book in the series is Space Captain Smith, followed by God Emperor of Didcot.
All the links above are to the appropriate pages on Amazon.co.uk for the paperback books. They're also available as Kindle downloads at around half the price!
I'd recommend it to anybody who likes anything like Red Dwarf and the Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy.
#project365 day 158: Last session with a tutee today...
... It's nice to think someone appreciates what you do! Good luck, H (not that she needs it!)
#project365 day 157: Picked up my new...
... toy today! Yeah! More distractions from reality: keep 'em coming.
#project365 day 155: It was remiss of me...
... to not take a photo while out walking today, so here's a photo (of sorts) of the entire walk.
It started at the King's Head (bottom right) and ended up at Lyveden New Bield (top left), a very interesting never-completed country house. We then walked back again and had a very nice lunch (and I a lovely locally brewed cider) at the King's Head.
