Guess who’s back, back again. Shapes is back; tell a friend. from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2caPQg7
September 11, 2016 at 08:10PM
September 11, 2016 at 06:09PM
German night courtesy of @minilizziebean . Kransky, sauerkraut, mashed potato, broccoli and a tasty German brew. #bestWife from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2cg7Ctd
September 07, 2016 at 05:02PM
No @collins_booksellers , Nostradamus does not belong in your science section. from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2c6wvqV
September 07, 2016 at 02:37PM
Wife is so far away! #burgernightfortheboys #missmyspouse #fareastvictoria from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2ciPHVU
September 02, 2016 at 05:56PM
Watch out when my parents are on vacation; shit goes down #coincidenceornot from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bHdJpc
Book 29 for 2016: Money – The Unauthorized Biography
Never has my standard $5 note bookmark looked more at home than poking out the top of this book about money!
“What is money, and how does it work?” these are the seemingly obvious questions, with no doubt interesting and counterintuitive answers, that this book hopes to answer. Myself, all I can picture in my mind when this question is raised is the scene from The Simpsons where Homer’s brain has to quickly explain to him the functioning of money, so that he can hope to purchase more peanuts.
Look like it should be an interesting read, and hopefully I can crank this one out before August comes to an end!
#2016InBooks #20DollarsCanBuyManyPeanuts from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bAn3fd
“What is money, and how does it work?” these are the seemingly obvious questions, with no doubt interesting and counterintuitive answers, that this book hopes to answer. Myself, all I can picture in my mind when this question is raised is the scene from The Simpsons where Homer’s brain has to quickly explain to him the functioning of money, so that he can hope to purchase more peanuts.
Look like it should be an interesting read, and hopefully I can crank this one out before August comes to an end!
#2016InBooks #20DollarsCanBuyManyPeanuts from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bAn3fd
Book 28 for 2016: The First
Book 28 for 2016: The First
Last week’s read, The Vital Question by Nick Lane, was the hardest book to get through this year (with Superintelligence a close second). Now that doesn’t mean this is a bad book, or a book I regret reading. It was simply a hard read. The book is so far from what my strengths are, and so technical, that I really had to take time trying to understand the concepts at play.
But boy am I glad I did.
The ultimate aim of the book is such a lofty one (the explanation of why life is how it is, and how it got that way), that I am really glad that I managed to get through it. I have a better understanding now not only of how life functions, but the fascinating way that scientists are slowly beginning to understand how life can arise out of non-life.
All that being said however, I am glad to get a break from talk of adenosine triphosphate, ribosomes, and proton gradients. That’s why this week’s is a simple Kindle book, pulled from the daily sales emailed mercilessly to me constantly by the good people of Amazon.
Not sure what it will be like, but sounds like a nice mindless read.
#2016inBooks #GentleReadToHelpMeBackToEarth #ItsASuperpowersStoryIThink from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bO5dra
Last week’s read, The Vital Question by Nick Lane, was the hardest book to get through this year (with Superintelligence a close second). Now that doesn’t mean this is a bad book, or a book I regret reading. It was simply a hard read. The book is so far from what my strengths are, and so technical, that I really had to take time trying to understand the concepts at play.
But boy am I glad I did.
The ultimate aim of the book is such a lofty one (the explanation of why life is how it is, and how it got that way), that I am really glad that I managed to get through it. I have a better understanding now not only of how life functions, but the fascinating way that scientists are slowly beginning to understand how life can arise out of non-life.
All that being said however, I am glad to get a break from talk of adenosine triphosphate, ribosomes, and proton gradients. That’s why this week’s is a simple Kindle book, pulled from the daily sales emailed mercilessly to me constantly by the good people of Amazon.
Not sure what it will be like, but sounds like a nice mindless read.
#2016inBooks #GentleReadToHelpMeBackToEarth #ItsASuperpowersStoryIThink from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bO5dra
Souper foods
A assortment of yummy soups courtesy of my amazing wife @minilizziebean #sheconvertedmetoasouplover #frenchonionsoup #peaandhamsoup #cornsoup #cauliflowersoup from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2bHxz5f
August 16, 2016 at 12:01PM
For lunch today: homemade pea and ham soup, yoghurt, water, and a healthy dose of the mysteries of life. #lunchandabook #wifemakesthebemeals #thevitalquestion from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2aVytsS
Trigonometry for the win!
You know that you are reading a good book when in between gunfights and jungle cat attacks the main characters have to bust out some trigonometry. #sohcahtoasaveslives #matthewreillyrocks #2016inbooks from Instagram: http://ift.tt/2b0ZZ9x
A Moment Worth 