Don't update your blog for a few days.
Seriously, the fact that I left a message on the machine to let her know that the Free-Ride family made it home safely was apparently not persuasive in the absence of new blog entries since our return.
I was totally offline for a few days. I got some groceries, took the kids for haircuts and doctors appointments, did a little gardening, did a little reading. I promise I'm still alive and everyone is reasonably healthy.
The prospects are even pretty good for a post on ethics and/or science in the next 24 hours.
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Yay, NASA Senior Review is out:
SeniorReviewReport_2016
tl;dr - everyone is above average, they're good enough and we like you.
[Editor's Note: After extensive review by our attorneys, upper management at T. C. O. Enterprises, Inc. has determined that the copy provided by the narrator for today's subject is too controversial to print.
Lets say you are a super hero. You are in cognito at this huge fancy party the Mayor is throwing, and you get word that one of the party guests is really a mad scientist/evil genius whos about to do something really mad/evil.
I will have you know that I never experienced the red pattern in the diagram.
Dude, it wasn't just your mother who was worried!
I think your Mom realizes that as long as the Discovery Institute is still open, they are a threat to people that care about ethics and science. And she's right!
Thank you. In your voice mail message, it sounded a bit like your cold was winning which added to my concern.
Luckily (?) I have serveral other pressing distractions, but I'm glad to know that you and yours are sound of body and mind. Well, maybe that extrapolation stretches a bit too far.
Blog on.
so in some ways, your mom is thoroughly modern, requiring blog activity in place of a pulse. [my mother would have no idea what a blog is]
on the other hand she is thoroughly old fashioned, strictly requiring a pulse or something in its stead.