Showing posts with label Fluff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fluff. Show all posts

Friday, September 12, 2008

Ooh, Look, a Kitten!


Words on my part are entirely superfluous by this point, yes?

(Hat tip to an acquaintance of mine on, of all things, facebook.)


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Tuesday, September 9, 2008

One-Liner

This is awesome. That's all.
(It's a laser particle sizer. There are two lasers, in fact. So cool!)


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Friday, August 1, 2008

Oddly Drawn to This

A cardboard cat chaise. Dammit, but it's cute.

Yes, I ought to be studying, yes I know.


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Monday, February 4, 2008

There are fluff posts, and there are fluff posts.

I think I've been a bit "emo" lately from the lack of better things to do. Since I'll have work again starting tomorrow for the next two weeks, I thought I might leave readers (rational, real, imaginary, or otherwise) with a different sort of "fluff" post.

Essentially, I spent yesterday on a couch, with my laptop, and two cats. The cats, as I have mentioned previously, belong to my landlady - unfortunately I don't have any myself.

As I don't do lolcats, any captions are left entirely up to the reader's imagination.







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Saturday, January 5, 2008

First Impressions of a Subzero Eastern Province

Yesterday, I flew out from my parents' place to the place where I will be spending my next four months, when not working.

Location: remote small town in an "Eastern province". English-speaking (fortunately). Proud location of the smallest airport I have ever seen. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to take a picture.

Surprisingly, it is not as cold as I thought it'd be. Kind of like the coldest sunny day* I have ever had at my university town - which is cold but not exactly winter Arctic conditions. Of course, one day is a statistically insignificant sample size. We shall see whether I freeze in this town or not...

As is common in a remote town, there are very few things to see and/or do, and very few shops. So-called fresh food is extremely expensive around here - even more so than those grocery stores near university campuses. So here I will be living on the classical substance known as instant noodles. Possibly some other stuff to prevent scurvy. Probably little to no coffee, since that's expensive, too. (Noo, need caffeine fix!)

My renting arrangement is basically a room in the landlady's home, with the opportunity to share her kitchen, laundry (etc) as required. This place is a mess. Bad as first-year residence, without the excuse of housing first-year students. But at least it has high-speed Internet. More to the point, it also has:


(Sorry for the blurriness, I know my picture-taking skills sucks. The landlady also has dogs, and those are cute too, but...)

So it's not so bad, after all. Except now I can study physisorption of cat hair on my sweater.

Oh, and since work will begin soon, I might go on a hiatus due to lack of Internet access on the worksite. Can't exactly blog on the company's Internet you know.

*Oddly enough, during the winter in Canada, sunny days are often colder than snowy days (subjectively speaking), especially when windy.


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