Sheep Hunt

Is that you Coconut?  

I think it was Paul who spotted the sheep in the window.  But I'm pretty sure it was me who wanted to find it.

And we're off!

Closer...

... closer...

... and even closer!

And then:

What the heck?  (Golden Cockerel's Polite Erotica: A Legacy of Endurance and Distinction by Robert J. Desmarais)

Well, we kind of found it?  The sheep-(and cockerel?)-loving professor's private office was locked.  But his/her collection spilled into the shared office space, which an administrator let us walk through.

Hello and goodbye, distant relatives of Coconut, we wish you well.  It seems you're in a pretty cool place.

Above: Artwork near Cameron Library.  It sure looks like Edmonton to me.

Tues-Date with Poirot

Pasta, then Peter Pauper Press's Poppies and Puppies. 

Five Days of Sweetness

"Don't question authority.  They don't know either."

~ On the desk of an assistant director

Sweetness for all 5 days of the week.  1 year anniversary for Olivia and she brings treats.  Hm... wonder if I'll be able to wait and ration them one a day?

Metro 'Musements

More Math and Music

The article was rather short.  Big headline, three columns of barely three and a half inches long (and that's including a picture of Elvis with a dancing girl) to explain, rather tell us, that there has been another link found between math and music.  Further elaboration could not be found on the Metro site.  However, Winnipeg Free Press has a little more to say on the subject. 

Daniel Levitin: "The brain knows about this one-over-f distribution even if we don't ... It's evidence that music may be tapping into structures of our brain."

My two cents: "Hips don't lie" :P


Something unique to consider
(it would probably make Bessie happy...)