My last will and testament

I leave everything to the person who can guess what I'm thinking right now.

There is a major clue is hidden in a geocache located on the far west side of Redfish Lake, up the waverunner landing site, across the stream, and by a fallen log. You may wish to bring bear repellant.

Happy hunting!

Aquarizoo

They had this interesting red dog and skunk, but the animals showed signs of confinement illness.
At least the Mayans were friendly.


This is the Dallas Zoo's elephant exhibit. I think we'll try the Ft. Worth Zoo.

You have to fly in to the island, and the admission is not cheap, but Jurassic Park is nice. A much better habitat for the animals.

Down the long row of homes in each direction as far as I could see, we were the only home with a flag flying today. Hopefully that will be different on Monday, Memorial Day.

The rain kept us from going to the zoo (supposed to be lame anyway) but we went downtown to the Dallas World Aquarium, which is more of a zoo than an aquarium. Is it a World Aquarium, or is it the Aquarium of Dallas World?



We want to go to the aquarium in Valencia - largest in Europe, with a healthy variety of sea life.

Easter Sunday plus seven days

After the tornadic activity of Friday, Sunday was a calm and beautiful day. We went for a walk around the neighborhood and got some good phototherapy.

Wheat is what we eat

What a great website!
Phytopornrhizobliss and apical meristems for the cotyledoally-inclined.

http://www.wheatbp.net/cgi-bin/grain2.pl?topic=Home

Oprahchondria

It's a compulsive disorder causing a person to feel the need to buy a book, join a cause, or fear for one's life, resulting from radiation exposure of a certain set of modalities. The source has been traced back to the Miracle Mile.

A complete harmonization of this phenomenon will ultimately trump string theory as the best unifying explanation for spacetime operations.

If I could only get an NSF grant to complete my studies...

Yes, the alternative theory is "The Springer Effect."


Current reading list:
The Elegant Universe (Greene), OBVIOUSLY

1491 (Mann), an amazing look at precolumbian Americas - the Indians polluted and caused global warming on a scale that we can only dream of

The Basenji Revelation (Cleveland)

And a Clive Cussler book about a search for a boat in the African desert, but it isn't the book "Sahara," that was a different story about a different search for a different boat in a different location of a desert in Africa.

Current listening list:
XTC, any and all, for workouts. Included in the rotation is music by Star Park, the early iteration of XTC.

The Police. Any and all. I have been experiencing dreams about the upcoming concert. This is the greatest thing ever, and we have excellent seats! I am green with self-envy.

Radar Hill. Keyboard and drums. Really spastic drums.



Hooray for everything!! And everything else!