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:: Sunday, May 22, 2005 ::

Okay, I think my new favorite television series (in the wake of the HBO series Six Feet Under's impending last season) is PBS's Rough Science. Now I want to build a telescope and sit up on my roof with it. The scientists on the show had what looked like only an 8-10" mirror and they got a pretty big enlargement of the craters on the moon (Plato and Archimedes, specifically). I wonder if I could build one small enough to be safely mounted on the small roof just above my deck during the summer months. The materials seem rather inexpensive, probably the lens being the most dear; the rest is mirror, wood, swivel, base. Like I need another project.

Welcome to Vacation 2005, Version 3.o. All I've really got planned is a short trip to Corvallis and a weekend at the coast. The rest is just about enjoying the season. I'm trying to get all of my chores done so that I can do that, but today was lost to the forces of creation, feeble as they might be. Funny how lately I can spend literally days on end alone and not seem to notice that most of my pursuits are entirely without other people. Hmm.

:: Anne 5:28 PM [smartass remarks] ::
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