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I am probably doing this right now! Unless you're reading it in
the future, in which case I'm done now. Photo: Mixing cob for an
oven at the University of Washington. By Josh Larios via Flickr. |
So although I am away from the internet right now making stuff out of mud, I was incredibly productive in the days before I left and actually managed to write
posts in advance! I know this is true because here I am in the past, writing them, even though you're reading them in the
future, except now it's the present. For you, I mean. (And presumably for me, wherever I am. Why isn't there a separate verb tense for this kind of crap?) Anyway, I thought I would entertain you briefly while I was away by explaining that my whole idea of volunteering at the Exploratorium (free education and possible job opportunities!) instead of getting a graduate degree in Museum Studies (totally expensive and not any guarantee of employment whatsoever!) is
totally working. For example, today I learned something extremely and wildly important that I probably would
not have learned about museums in my first month of school. Want to know what it is? Of course you do.
