I presented a chapter about electromyography in my psychophysiology class today. This was the opening slide:
The professor remarked that he'd "never seen an old man with muscles like that before." The whole thing seemed to be a big hit, though I was a little disappointed that Mary Katherine didn't attend class today for obvious reasons. This has the potential to be a favorite class; stay tuned.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Sunday, February 21, 2010
A new old drum
It's not that I needed another snare drum, but this old Kent was impossible to pass up. The seller was parting with his collection (http://www.vintagedrumforum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=12817&d=1264905999) of 30 Kent snares and two Kent kits and was nice enough to separate two of the snare drums and sell them to me. I kept this red sparkle one and shipped its blue onyx cousin to Rob Edwards, who is now on the road with Days of the New.
Even with new heads and snares, I've got less than a hundred bucks total in this drum, so I don't feel that guilty for buying it. The biggest problem is that the shelving unit in my apartment is now completely full, which means that I can either take some more drums home to store at my dad's place or get another shelf, which of course will create the problem of empty shelf space that needs to be filled with more drums. It's a vicious, expensive cycle.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Santa sighting
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Fred receives the gift of warmth
Fred's Snuggie arrived in the mail today and Kristi reported that he wore it for five minutes with "no complaint." We'll see how long that lasts. Perhaps he'll put two and two together if he wears it outside and stays warm, but I'm doubtful. He never really was the smartest dog on the block. But he's certainly the cutest.
And yes, I deserve ridicule for buying an item that I once publicly mocked. So be it.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Fred report
Friday, February 12, 2010
Great Alabama blizzard of 2010
I made a snowperson from the few flakes that stuck to the top of my car this morning. You can see the accumulation on the street that was responsible for the university and many businesses closing today.
The orange hat that I put on my snowperson is an old guitar pick I found in the parking lot. It's there for scale more than anything.
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