First, many top microbiologists died under mysterious circumstances, then we got an epidemic or two or three.
It started with Harvard Professor Don Wiley on November 15, 2001.
Especially in light . . . more
Thanks for letting me know I'd finally got a posting right. I hadn't been posting because no one commented. Now I'm realising it was because I wasn't posting to a group.
When I wrote Rob Shetterly for permission to use his paintings and idea for a YouTube production, he suggested we get together for an interview.
Aside: Have you read The City of Dreaming Books? ....Wait, I 've just looked at some of the tags to the left of my typing space. Tessa Dick? Really? I just loaned a couple of his books to one of my friends.
oh, by the way Tessa, the new Ares Rockets are mostly going to be carrying payloads, and not human beings. Like today, there were no human beings onboard-- no payload either however as this was merely a test flight to determine viability. $455 million and basically, it was just thrown away into the sky. Spectacular, yes-- but very costly too, and no human beings, atleast, not this time....
Our rain subsided long enough so the local Mardi Gras parade could take place. I know what you mean about those winds -- I guess this time of year, they're like a wild Windigo! I'm still waiting for some new computer software so I hope it comes soon, to speed up things. Have a great week!
Thanks for the ping! I like your name too. (I also knew a Robbin once!). Let's hope this rain goes away for a nice and warm Halloween week. Have a great one and stay enlightened!
