Watch the full video: Blossoming into Science with actress Mayim Bialik
A fantastic video for girls interested in STEM (4:14 runtime)
In my opinionation, you should watch this video.
It’s been ages
Sorry folks, Grad school blues. This term kicked my butt!
However, some funny things have happened.
1. I learned a hecka lot.
2. I read until my brain started overheating.
3. I learned to read smart not hard.
4. I typed and typed and typed and typed…
5. I applied to and got accepted to a phd program here in toronto, so y’know, MORE school to come. Am I a dummy?
6. I got back into swimming and meditation as ways to stop my brain from burning up and melting out my ears.
7. I read some more.
8. I talked about what I read.
9. Reading.
It would be nice to come back to this forum and use it a bit more - journal, connect…we will see if I can get back to it through the thicket of READING - good grief, thank god I like it!
if you like shows that are good, and are in Toronto
you should go see this show at the Factory Theatre. It’s a bit about the internet. My friends Veda and Selina are in it.
We saw it last night. I laughed really hard, and I’m still having good feelings.
PWYC SUNDAYS!!!
Angie Hiesl creates installations using Senior citizens who are perched on white chairs bolted to the façades of buildings, 20 feet or so up from the ground. They perform uneventful tasks such as reading the paper, knitting, and folding laundry, unfazed by the surprised passers-by staring up at them.
The life-cycle of a single drop of water, in a stunning stop-motion pop-up book by photographer Chris Turner, paper engineer Helen Friel, and animator Jess Deacon.
