Tuesday, September 20, 2005
Literature and algae
Work was very interesting today. After two years of picking bugs out of pond samples, I came to the conclusion that picking bugs has officially become nasty. Before it has always been interesting to me becuase I like science, but don't have the dedication to major in it. I picked bugs for a guy that was taking samples out of somewhere in Florida, but now I am picking bugs for two girls that take samples out of somewhere in Alaska. The Florida samples were interesting because they had cool looking crayfish and clams we had to pick out. The Florida samples weren't very colorful, they were just blah. Now that I pick out of Alaska samples there is colorful and interesting things. The samples have algae and slime in them so they have some blue and green in them, thier not just full of dirt and things. The algae can be nasty because I have to ring it out sometimes to get the water out so I can put them in a drying oven to dry. They Alaska sample with alae in them are also interesting because I have never had to pick out of algae before and it is a new thing.
Posted by Bev at 9/20/2005 02:16:00 PM 0 comments
Friday, September 16, 2005
Weirdness of weather
Today was one of those day's where I just wanted to stay in the bed. I told myself this morning as I do when I don't want to get up to go to class. "Bev you just have two classes today and one of them is your Creative Writing class that you like to go to." So needless to say I got up. Spanish class went by suprisingly fast and Creative Writing was its usual laid back fun class. After my classes I went to work. I work on campus so I walk to there. On the way there it was really erie because there was a huge black cloud in the sky. It was erie because after the last time there was a huge black cloud devastation happened to New Orleans. That cloud was kind of intimidating. I went into work and worked for three hours and after that I came home. Walking back to my car was a better walk because the cloud had passed and blue sky was beginning to come through the clouds.
Posted by Bev at 9/16/2005 10:00:00 PM 0 comments