
One of the many things I haven't had time to write about in the past few months is that the bloke dug a pond in the garden. It's just large enough for a few plants, a handful of snails, and two goldfish, Flippy and Not-Food*. It took Sir some time to notice that there were fish in the pond, but now that he has, it's Channel 1 on Cat Telly every day.
* Short for "No, Mr Heron, go away. I am not food."

I haven't posted in almost two weeks, which is most unusual. I've been going in to campus since term started up again after Easter, as the students returned and a lot of them are desperate for in-person contact. I'm not accustomed to the energy expenditure required by commuting and interacting with the other humans in physical space, so that has been exceptionally tiring. All is well in Telstar's world, though, which is the important thing.

( I'm getting a little bored with this meme but am worried if I stop, I won't post at all. )
What websites did you visit most frequently this week?
Dreamwidth, LiveJournal, the BBC, the virtual learning environment of My University, the search engine at My University which allows me to find peer-reviewed research publications, and the data archives of a scientific space mission.
What are your favourite things in general?
Mochi, whisky (single-malt Scotch, Japanese whisky and bourbon are my top three), Lego, computers, the internet, space, cats, space cats (thank you, the internet).
I'm not sure these question were particularly illuminating. Somehow we've gotten to the end of January. It hasn't been the most thrilling month in the history of ever, but we're still here, marching along in the same routine of the past ten months, hoping there's a future ahead of us with more diverse activities and companionship in it. Also, Humuhumu spent two hours yesterday crafting a cat toy for Telstar. Observe the immensity of his gratitude below.
