It’s been a pretty busy month or so for me, with lots going on across the spectrum of Stuff I Do. On the marine science front, I’ve been doing some more work on fisheries assessments – both from an assessment point of view, and as part of an advisory group for a fishery preparing to […]
The title is only significant in that I couldn’t think of one. The only significance of that date is that it’s today’s! The last post was instigated by a bout of procrastination from a fisheries assessment – that got done, and I’m currently indulging in a bit of a break from going through comments on […]
It’s been a while since I posted, and since I am currently taking a break (procrastinating) from a fisheries assessment, I thought I’d do a quick update. I haven’t got any brain space available for independent thought today outside that which is being used for work, so have an awesome and tangentially related to marine […]
I have a habit of wanting to learn how to do everything, so I’m no stranger to feeling a bit out of my depth. It’s a pretty familiar feeling – to the extent that I’m resigned to a background level of “huh?” Perhaps because of that, it takes a lot to really stress me out […]
Whoops, I missed Fishy Friday last week. So much for establishing a regular routine. In my defence, I was not quite compos mentis, having had to wake up at 3.30am two days running in the name of Science. On the second day (Friday), the weather had other ideas so the go-go-Lucozade stash went untouched and […]
I’ve been trying to decide whether or not to import old posts on one or more of the past blogs I’ve kept (still undecided), and in the process have been re-reading some of the things that preoccupied me a few years ago. It’s fascinating and weird. I suppose writing blog posts has always been a […]
My brain’s been on overdrive today, so as a consequence everything is a bit fuzzy, and whizzy. And strangely stripy. It may be all the sugar I’ve been eating – pretty much to the exclusion of all proper food. Not to be recommended (often). I wanted to put as a sort of placemarker, so I […]
One reason I’m learning to love WordPress is its simplicity and user-friendliness. The pared-down backend is deceptive: rather than offering too few options (my much-mistaken first impression), it just gives you the basics at the outset BUT (crucially) with the means to extend functionality simply and quickly, to your heart’s content (within the confines of […]