A low-key week...
Apr. 28th, 2006 10:56 amI've been a bit reluctant to write, lately, in part because I feel like nothing stressful or weird or interesting is going on. I feel like there's nothing to describe that others would wish to read, and nothing that I feel compelled to record for myself.
That said... what *has* happened? Lots of time spent reading 1800s maps of Mountain View and studying local history, for a geocache that
cyan_blue and the kids and I deployed last weekend. I had to move it to another corner of its park, as it was deemed too close to another (currently missing) cache. I was amused that tony, upper-class Atherton nearby got its start as the farming community of... Searsville.
At work, I've been mostly listening to telecons for various proposals, and spending time reading papers and books on ground vehicle theory and lunar soil models, in preparation for a trade study to recommend between wheels, tracks and legs for moving heavy landers and other objects around on a future lunar outpost.
Monday night, I helped
patgreene improve her bedroom, putting up tall bookshelves which flank her headboard, with a bridging lightbar overhead. It looks good and matches well with the architecture.
Socially... after my weekly call to
geekchick on Tuesday, had a nice Mediterranean dinner with
tenacious_snail. Wednesday lunch was a chance to rebuild bridges with
runeshower, and
sarahh fed me delicious habanero chocolate mousse at Sunset and Port that evening. Yesterday I put the Mustang's top down , enjoyed the sunshine and drove across the bay for lunch with
dawnd, who wore a dark jumper-style dress and looked great in the convertible. Then stole a kiss from
cyan_blue on my way back to work, only to get more from her when she stopped by my house for a late snack after her work. And saw the end of Kevin's Little League game, after my work.
Today... more lunar motion studies, check on the drilling, lunch with
tenacious_snail and probably over to Wine and Song tonight.
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