V10 meets H3
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Grumpy undertone. Preparations and loose ends. Feels like autumn but what beauty!
25th Sep 2009, 17:11
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Them stones
Hanging around the British museum. It's a remarkable building but what I like most is inside - it's a museum that isn't afraid to be a bit dusty, with static displays and glass cases. Wonderful place. In fact, every now and then I do miss working in London and one thing I miss a lot is that I can't nip into the museum in my lunch time to feed the soul.
21st Sep 2009, 16:17
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London Baby!
A is studying Ancient Egypt. G is studying life in Athens and had homework due on Monday. So I thought it would be cool to go down to the British Museum to have a look at some of the stuff close up. On the way back, we bumped into Superman.
20th Sep 2009, 19:57
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Night off - shopping
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Pretty intense few days leaving me with a sore neck and arms. Decided to spend an evening away from PhD stuff and go and find a new pair of trainers and maybe a jacket for my trip away next week. No luck but the empty Thursday night mall leaves me feeling like I'm in a VIP shopping programme.
17th Sep 2009, 22:37
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Meet the humans
We observed the birth of an alien under the Midsummer Boulevard tree this afternoon.
13th Sep 2009, 20:03
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Muster
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We went on a community muster today. Basically, it was a group walk across the town's common land which meant a walk across a featureless field for two hours.
12th Sep 2009, 17:17
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