Macho Sprouts at Nandos
I’m a youth leader in our local LDS congregation, and tonight we took the kids to Nandos, which is a great restaurant the serves spicy food. I feel spoiled, ha! I’ve also decided I’m a big fan of “macho” sprouts–shredded Brussel sprouts with parsley, mint and tiny bits of chili. 🙂My mom was recently diagnosed…
A Visit to the Natural History Museum at Tring
I spent some time at the lovely Natural History Museum in Tring a week ago. I didn’t get to go inside the public museum space, but I did enjoy looking at bug damage on bones in the unregistered collections, helping prepare and clean off some samples, and learning how to look after dermestids. Here are…
Talk Gem: True Greatness
I’m not always sure what I want to share on this blog. Rather than posting something I’ve created, today I merely want to share some gems that have made my week brighter. I found this lovely talk by President Hunter during my YouTube surfing this week. Concerns about success, achievement, and the perceptions of others…
Photogrammetry: Tombstone with Urn Statue
For learning purposes at university this week, I made a low-res 3D photogrammetry model of a tombstone with an urn statue on top. I’m rather proud of myself, and thus I’m sharing the model here with anyone who might be interested in seeing it. I used 111 photos, taken with one of my school’s Nikon…
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Something to Say
I think this should be a fantastic quote of some kind. Something about how much I dislike tomatoes, but I sometimes eat them anyway. Very inspiring, I think…
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