Month: February 2005

  • On the train

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  • Lunch in the pub

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    (Yesterday.)

  • Christmas Lights

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    Anyone know why the Christmas/New Year lights are still up at the Millenium Stadium?

  • Swansea Lab

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    Guess where I spent the afternoon. In the lab! We got tissue culture kit sorted, reagents together, and I began teaching some of the basics of asceptic technique with Gareth, an engineering PhD student I’m working with. It’s taken a while to get here, but we’ve finally got started. I’m actually beginning lab work again.…

  • Ray of Hope

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  • Cycling along the beach

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    Man, seeing that photo below reminds me how much I love cycling beside the beach. It’s gorgeous at the moment. The tide’s almost high when I’m cycling in or away from work, it’s so dry that the sand is soft and summery, and there’s almost no wind. The sea is calm, flat calm, and mirrors…

  • Home!

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    Woohoo! I’m home, and it’s only just gone 6pm! That’s the first time in a while.

  • Dusk

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    Swansea bay after the sun has set.

  • Climbing

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    I went climbing today. I haven’t been for some months, and I was reminded of what I’m missing. Contrary to popular belief, I haven’t almost stopped climbing since Jack was born. Sure I initially did a little less, but I still trained and got outside, and Jack came with us occasionally. The truth of the…

  • Hands

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