Month: September 2003

  • TGIF

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    Poor Jack has got a cold at the mo. He’s waking up at night covered in snot, and of course waking us up too, so I’m knackered. I’ve bought some Karvol capsules for his bed tonight (thanks Janet from the finance dept!) so maybe we’ll all get a better night’s sleep tonight. Over the last…

  • Mousey mousey

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    I’ve ordered myself a new mouse. The Logitech MX500 fits in the hand beautifully, and should cut down on some of the hand-ache I’ve been getting from putting so many hours into web design recently. I didn’t go for the cordless version because 1 extra cable is no problem, and I can’t be arsed with…

  • CardiffTri.net News

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    Everybody’s loving the new news system on www.cardifftri.net. People have been posting comments galore, and Jeff has started posting his news items himself. I should have done this years ago! On-site polls and gallery next. Thanks PHP Fusion people!

  • Collagen

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    Remember the experiment the other day? Result: The red dots are cell nuclei, the green stuff is labelled type II collagen. One of a million photos I’ve taken/am taking.

  • Emma climbing

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    Emma climbing – being belayed by her new bloke and novice climber. He was learning how to belay last night. Easy.

  • Dave climbing

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    I actually went climbing indoors last night. Its too dark too early to get outside in the evenings. I had to update my subscription fees 🙁 So I’d better go regularly this winter 🙂

  • IHC

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    The day job. I want to find out whether my transplanted cells are making type II collagen, so I’m doing a 2-day experiment to find out. Today: fixing, washing, digesting and labelling tissue sections on slides with a type I collagen antibody.

  • Cycling the Taff Trail

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    Cycling and taking photos means you’ll probably drop your phone. Oops. Minor scratches only…

  • Cycling to work

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    Gorgeous morning cycling to work today.