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May 31, 2008

Gone to seed

Category: Pawley pix

Probably what our yard looks like right now......

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May 29, 2008

How hard do academics with kids really have it compared to the rest of the working world?

Category: link love

So I meant to have a nice post today addressing Ecogeofemme's challenge of describing how we write papers/proposals, but I haven't actually managed to do any writing today like I was supposed to. Instead, I am going to point out...

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May 27, 2008

A few notes on our summer programming

Category: goal setting

It's the day after Memorial Day - time to admit that it's summer. Time to resign myself to well-meaning neighbors who ask: "So, are you teaching this summer or do you have it off?" And it's time to let you...

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Red azaleas

Category: Pawley pix

Wonder if these will look as good when we get back? I love those early purple azaleas too, am hoping we can get some for our mudpit garden......

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May 25, 2008

Bleeding hearts

Category: Pawley pix

Yep, that's pretty much me - a bleeding heart. I should be on the boat to Isle Royale by now......

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May 23, 2008

Making a clean getaway

I'm going to Isle Royale. On vacation. With no Internets.

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Perish the paper

Category: publish or perish

On a day when I am feeling increasingly dismal about the publication prospects of my current project, my mood was not lightened with the arrival of the table of contents for the current issue of a very high impact journal...

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May 21, 2008

Please send good vibes to my small friend Annika

Category: Alice shares...

My small friend Anni, on the left wearing the crown in this Christmas photo (with her sister Frankie) is 7. She is waiting for her third liver transplant. Last week, she was taken from our town to Chicago in an...

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Winding down the first year, but am I really up to speed?

Category: academic adventures

I've just come out of a general positive annual review meeting with my departmental chair and it seems like an appropriate time to take stock of the year and think about where I am heading. At the end of my...

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May 19, 2008

Mother and Child Reunion

Category: mommy monday

With all the hullabaloo over the Intel ISEF, I haven't managed to tell you about my homecoming from my trip without Minnow. When I left the subject last, I was about to go to bed on my night alone in...

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