"The universe is full of magical things, patiently waiting for our wits to grow sharper." — Eden Phillpotts.
The Science Creative Quarterly reprinted one of my blog essays on their site recently, but with all the excitement this week, I neglected to mention it to you. The two primary reasons that I point this out to you is because (1) I am trying to bolster my ravaged ego and (2) I am somewhat proud of my author bio, which I think is amusing.
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posted by GrrlScientist at
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That is a great bio. Well done.
thanks, RD! I thought you would like it!
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Wow ... out of loop to some degree lately, but congrats on this and I remember when you posted the original essay, not so very long ago.
And, without question, a great bio - I wish it were a bit less true with regard to employment. Oh well ...
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