Okay… Star Trek was unbelievably awesome.
Sue Halpern: What Ensures Contentment in Old Age? (by The Dish)
“And the trouble with this culture is that it does not make us either happy or virtuous. Dogs, it appears, know better.” via Andrew Sullivan
Dealing with a lot of stuff this month. I’ll be glad to see the backside of May. Half way there.
Space Oddity (by Chris Hadfield)
Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield is the coolest person to ever orbit the Earth.
“If you think that the tech your young kids are using today are any reflection on what will be used in the future, even in the near future, you are mistaken.”
Sad Cat Diary (by zefrank1)
Today is my Dad’s birthday. Early this morning my Mom and him drove to Abbotsford and gave a new home to a happy two year old Sheltie named Zoe as a birthday gift for himself. It’s the perfect gift and a wonderful home for this little soul whose loving owner could no longer take care of her.
Happy birthday Dad :)
It’s coming together :)
“It takes an enormous amount of energy to guard such a big secret. I’ve endured years of misery and gone to enormous lengths to live a lie. I was certain that my world would fall apart if anyone knew.”
Finally …Spring :)
Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill - Third Reading - Part 20 (by inthehouseNZ)
Gay marriage will ruin the world …right? ;)
Congratulations to Orbital Sciences on their successful test launch. I think the ubiquity and frequency of private space flight (and 3D printing) are going to change the world rapidly in ways we can’t yet imagine.
That I am now three Doctor Who episodes behind is a sign I’ve been away from the UK too long.
Last of the Cherry Blossoms on our street
People often ask what entrepreneurship is like. This - it is mostly like this. :)
