My Logo of this Weblog. Before the artist arrived, the shell had already painted itself in subtle colors. And I just came along to imitate and admire the effects first got by the animal artist. Lines, marks and smudges. I chose them originally for their forms. The shell is a complex object in the way that Nature likes complexity. From the sea to me.

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. But learning so much about foods, even the gagilicious kind, was great fun overall! November 10, 2012. Sorry for the delay! November 8, 2012.

How to train Your Dragon. Back in the Spring I discovered a nest of dragon eggs in my garden, you can find out about it here. And I was a little concerned by this. Fortunately the adults returned, possibly because I had disturbed the nest, and removed the eggs elsewhere. How to Train Your Dragon. Toothless, a Common or Garden dragon, in our cave.

Well, the semester has started back up and I can without a doubt say that while my course load and students are amazing and wonderful my schedule is just about this side of horrendous I have colleagues with a heavier course load who are on campus less hours than I am.

Middot; by sylvia tay. Middot; Leave a comment. Middot; by sylvia tay. Much has happened since I last blogged and I must admit that I felt kind of lost, for a while.