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rottenfruit:
Something I hate: Broken promises: personal, political, whatever — with a particular disdain for broken promises of amends. Hey, Kelowna Accord!
Something I love: Bicycling! I am looking forward to the season being in again (for me, I know there are hardcore year-round bicycle users).
Somewhere I've been: The Biodome, although it's been a while. I hope to bring the kids sometime soon, maybe this year.
Somewhere I'd like to go: Aside from the Biodome, maybe Boston, to soak up some of the great intellectual history and wander about the U.S. equivalent of Montréal (in terms of student concentration).
Someone I know: Beatrice at work. We're not super-close but she's been helpful and kind in career and getting-to-know-people spheres.
A film I like: The Birdcage was fun, probably of its time but when I watched it I liked it and found it had some substance.
A book I like: The Burning House, by Jay Ingram, one of my favourite science-explainer writers. Hemispheres! Awareness! Braiiiins!
rottenfruit:Something I hate: Broken promises: personal, political, whatever — with a particular disdain for broken promises of amends. Hey, Kelowna Accord!
Something I love: Bicycling! I am looking forward to the season being in again (for me, I know there are hardcore year-round bicycle users).
Somewhere I've been: The Biodome, although it's been a while. I hope to bring the kids sometime soon, maybe this year.
Somewhere I'd like to go: Aside from the Biodome, maybe Boston, to soak up some of the great intellectual history and wander about the U.S. equivalent of Montréal (in terms of student concentration).
Someone I know: Beatrice at work. We're not super-close but she's been helpful and kind in career and getting-to-know-people spheres.
A film I like: The Birdcage was fun, probably of its time but when I watched it I liked it and found it had some substance.
A book I like: The Burning House, by Jay Ingram, one of my favourite science-explainer writers. Hemispheres! Awareness! Braiiiins!
