July 2023 - Page 3 of 4

Borgification

I use the term, tongue in cheek, to refer to humanity’s increasing dependence on technology. The Borg are a Star Trek culture of space-faring cyborgs […]

Mother, will you dance?

I do not dance. It is something that I never learned to do. I do not recall my father ever dancing, but I know that […]

Swordporn

This evening, we had a swordfish steak for dinner. Susan prepared it in a frying pan with olive oil. She lightly salted it, and dusted […]

Duck Leg Porn

I had planned to make a savory black currant sauce for duck legs several days ago, but there were no duck legs to be found […]

Blink

The American College of Ophthalmology says that the average person does it about 30,000 times a day. Most of us do it unconsciously except for […]

Out of Town SOBs with Slides

Medical Residents and medical students can be irreverent, and I admire this in both groups. Medical Fellows are more likely to hold their mentors, senior […]

Drosophila, Mephitidae, Procyon

Fruit flies, skunks and raccoons, oh my! We have all three. Our city has recycling and composting pick-up. We’ve been using these services for several […]

Surf ‘n Turf Revisited

Tonight, we sous vide both a small fillet mignon and a couple of Canadian lobster tails. The side was a lovely artichoke – they are […]

Food Porn – a Little Bit of Tail

Tonight’s dinner was a Lobster Tail and Shiitake mushroom Marsala Linguini. I boiled the tails for 1 minute in order to make them easier to […]

Klein Bottles

I caught Maia resting after supervising Susan as she folded fitted sheets. A fitted sheet is the closest thing in 3-D to a Klein Bottle. […]