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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Claire Keane
NASA
Jules of Nature
Misplaced Lens Cap
todays bird
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we're not kids anymore.
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@bagelam
I do believe.
Today Danny stayed home. This meant I had to look busy all day. He still said I did no work. That sucks! I'm in a funk at the moment. Every time I try to write, I can't. I get overwhelmed by what I have to write. Damn you, complex PhD! Why couldn't I have chosen something simpler?
Packaging Concepts
Milk by Julien De Repentigny and Gabriel Lefebvre
Doritos by Petar Pavlov
A Transforming Popcorn Bag by Anni Nykänen
Anti-Theft Lunch Bags by the.
Love it
Canberra bound.
So today I am off to Canberra to do some uni stuff. I'm particularly looking forward to the pacific roundtable! Other stuff has been coming up. I really want to finish my PhD but at the same time I dont! As soon as I finish I will have to actually get a job and I don't really want to! Haha. I'd rather just research forever!
Bilum
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Lomography Home of the Day - ghuido
If there’s one rule that this Lomographer is fancy of, then it’s probably, “Don’t think just shoot!” And that sure is visible in his gallery of lovely analogue photos! Come and take a look.
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On August 6, 1945 the United Stated dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. These two mosaics of aerial photographs show Hiroshima before and after.
Top: Pre-attack mosaic view of Hiroshima, Japan, 04/13/1945
Bottom: Post-attack mosaic view of Hiroshima, Japan, 08/11/1945
Wind sucks
I really hate wind! I don't mind if it is raining and cold, but if you add wind, it just ruins everything!
Cold winds
I'm pretty sure I like to spend all my time in bed, despite the fact I need to do lots of work !
Pretty
Google and Lego are teaming up to celebrate Lego’s 50-year anniversary in Australia and New Zealand by having folks build a virtual Legoland in those two countries.
Yesss
On June 20, 1840, Samuel Morse received the patent for the telegraph.
U.S. Patent Office Certificate Issued to Samuel F. B. Morse for an Electromagnetic Telegraph
Morse code
Rainbow Art by Jen Stark
Pretty
Pieces of my life
I wake up every morning and wonder why I am here, or there, or wherever. I look on facebook and twitter, the news sites, and all of those other internet sites that I go to regularly and think that I shouldn't bother. All I want to do is live on a tropical island, eating coconuts and fish, wearing loose fitting clothes and enjoying life, but instead I'm stuck in a mild wintered hell with useless ephemera engulfing me.
I believe that there is much more to life.
Research in Papua New Guinea
I have been researching Papua New Guinea for 4 and a half years. It took me a long time to realise that I will always be fascinated by the country, that no other region outside of Melanesia would ever be as interesting. While I have a politics background, I am much more interested in the ethnographic research that has been done there. I really enjoy reading about secret cults and their practises, and especially folklore/cosmology/ancestor beings/masalai etc. Although my research has focused on something more tangible and western (planning for mine closure, and sustainability) I believe that I will probably go back and do more research around the Star Mountains and encounter more interesting things from remote communities, rather than those located directly in the footprint of a 30 year old mine. It really is an amazingly complex social and cultural landscape, and I have been very privileged to spend so much time there hanging around, listening to stories, looking at things, spending time with people who are now dear to me.
I'm a bit sad to think that by the end of the year my PhD should be finished and I'll sign off on 4 years of graduate research. Then I'll have to get a job, and my fun times doing what I want will be over. Ok Tedi has been a relatively easy research topic because it is run by honest and open managers who are genuinely interested in my research.
