The library -- the cement keeps it cold. There was a dead flying squirrel in the wood stove when we got there. LC call numbers are on the top floor, Dewey is on the ground floor and in the annex (to the right).My list of personal necessaries so far:
- Hammock
- Binoculars (for the stars and the birds)
- Laptop (it may be rural, but it isn't so COMPLETELY uncivilized that there is no wireless).
- NetFlix subscription
- Clothes line
- Football and frisbee
What will be my cabin (hey -- at least it's not tin like the student cabins).
View from my cabin window.
Douglas Lake at sunset.
Little chipmunk. He sat there while I took his picture, but he is well-camouflaged.
Yes, mother, they do have life vests. No, I will not wear one.
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Tin cabins for the students? That's a form of torture in most military traditions. Ugh. Glad to hear your's is civilized.
Love the chipmunk picture. Such adorable little animals.
You should wear lifevests, Michaela. Unless there's a drought, even tall people can drown. ;-)
glad you wont actually wear one. life vests are for nerds.
and I am SO not a nerd.
do i detect a hint of sarcasm?
i distinguish between 2 classes of nerds. there'z academic, bookish nerds e.g. you, me, Brianna et al and then there's life vest wearing nerds. I won't give examples to spare their feelings.
ah -- around here we call ourselves "book nerds" -- as opposed to, say, WoW players, policy wonks, or ultimate frisbee enthusiasts.
No lifevests, Emma? You dare devil, you! Do you also live on the edge by cutting the tags off of your pillows? ;-)
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