“I am for… I am for Bath”
Off to Bath this morning, where Heather and I will spend the day. Then tomorrow it's a short ride to Bristol to give my talk. I got the
Pretty much how I’ve felt about all of Cambridge
Down at Addenbrookes today, giving a talk about weight loss and futures. Across the parking lot from the building where I was speaking, there was this lab: sign
My upcoming appearance at Watershed in Bristol
I'm giving a talk in Bristol this Friday at Watershed, one of those super-hip harborside renewal projects / performance / research spaces. It actually sounds quite cool: Watershed is a cross-artform
Piccadilly Circus and Burlington Arcade
Monday, we got up early to take the kids to the airport. The bus ride from Cambridge to Heathrow is over two hours, so naturally my son fell
Friday night
I've been working this week on the first of the long contemplative computing essays, and so far I think it's gone pretty well. The kids left on Monday,
British Museum and three others, plus a toy store
Today we took the kids to the British Museum, so they could see the Rosetta Stone and other Egyptian and Greek art (thank you, Rick Riordan!). via flickr
Not sure what this tower is, but it’s awesome
Stumbled on this tonight, and it's a great piece of architecture. I don't know what it is, though. However, in its small way it's as cool as the
Pac Man
The subway stop near our hotel is decorated with images from old video games, including Pac Man. You've gotta love a public transportation this whimsical. It's also really,
Evening in
It started snowing this morning, and hasn't stopped. I didn't expect to see several inches by this evening, but that's what we've got. I went to the conference
Just another quick note
After the conference, Heather and I went to the Vasa Museum, which is pretty incredible. The Vasa was an 17th-century warship that sank within minutes of setting sail