This week we settle in and get assessed. We also look for a new planet, have interstellar repairs, microscopic DNA repairs and acknowledge the sounds of nature.
Thanks. I never know how much is approprite to share about my work, so I usually avoid referring to anything too specific. Confidentially is one of the requirements of the systems that I maintian.
Thanks for the Sistine Chapel link. As a high school student, I went on a trip to Italy. I went looking for it, but took a wrong turn and never found it.
Oh no, how disappointing, after having gone all that way! At least you've got a little virtual feel for what it's like there. And you don't have to content with other tourists blocking your view.
I've still never been. I would love to. Maybe once Nathaniel is a little bit older. I do however have a similar memory of Tokyo as I accidently ended up spending a day there entirely alone and with nothing else to do. It was wonderful!
I can certainly imagine that happening in Tokyo. Coming from the simple grids of cities in Canada, those organic layouts are extra disorienting I think.
I live in the UK so crazy town plans are an every day occurence here. Tokyo just does it on a completely different scale! I love to go back there with family one day, although Rome may be slightly more realistic.
It was interesting to hear about your work!
Thanks. I never know how much is approprite to share about my work, so I usually avoid referring to anything too specific. Confidentially is one of the requirements of the systems that I maintian.
Thanks for the Sistine Chapel link. As a high school student, I went on a trip to Italy. I went looking for it, but took a wrong turn and never found it.
Oh no, how disappointing, after having gone all that way! At least you've got a little virtual feel for what it's like there. And you don't have to content with other tourists blocking your view.
I created my own memory of wandering lost in Rome for three hours.
I've still never been. I would love to. Maybe once Nathaniel is a little bit older. I do however have a similar memory of Tokyo as I accidently ended up spending a day there entirely alone and with nothing else to do. It was wonderful!
I can certainly imagine that happening in Tokyo. Coming from the simple grids of cities in Canada, those organic layouts are extra disorienting I think.
I live in the UK so crazy town plans are an every day occurence here. Tokyo just does it on a completely different scale! I love to go back there with family one day, although Rome may be slightly more realistic.