Words of the Day: Broken glass
Saw a lot of it this morning, sitting there on the pavement. And outside my house, where the light fitting had tumbled to the ground. Makes you wonder how so much of the stuff survives when it breaks so easily.
So anyway, a new blog. New to the whole thing, really, though I'm told it's a bit of a craze. More likely to be a phase with me - no attention span to speak of. Still, if it sits there in the list I might remember. You know, the list, the thing that every bored worker in every office has. The list of websites you feel you must visit every day, then you can get on with some work. If you're in England, as I am, it no doubt contains the BBC website. If you don't already, check it out, it really is rather a good way to waste a few hours (www.bbc.co.uk). I'm a scientist, of sorts, so I always read the Science and Nature bits. I should really be reading high-brow journals, but I find my filtered approach to the subject keeps me informed well enough. So anyway, back to the writing of the lab scripts - oh yes, my evil science is performed in a university.
By the way, add 8 hours on to the time stamp to find my real time. I suffer from insomnia, but not that badly...