It’s been a busy, work-filled last few days, so I don’t have anything terribly exciting to report. I’ve spent at least ten hours at the lab the past few days, which is a pretty good number for me. Compared to my wife’s wacko schedule it’s not so impressive, but for me, not bad.

Speaking of my wife, she’s feeling a lot better, so she’s not Super Coma Wife any more. Have I written about that before? When Emma gets sick — in particular when she has a fever — she becomes Super Coma Wife, sleeping constantly. She slept essentially all day Saturday, worked Saturday overnight then slept the rest of Sunday, went to work for a half day on Monday (then slept from Monday afternoon essentially through until Tuesday morning). She seems to have caught the Biochemistry rotovirus which has been running rampant through my department the past week. I feel a little bad because I probably was the vector between the department and her, and I haven’t gotten sick. It could be a coincidence, but the timing is awfully suspicious.

Beyond that, life has been okay overall. The chickens are still in the coop, which makes me happy. Although, as I mentioned to a friend the other day, they could be leaving during the day and then coming back in by the late afternoon, and I’d never know. Hmm…time to get back to work on the chickencam, I think. Heh.

Time to stop screwing around on the computer and get to work. Have a nice day, my friends. I’ll type to you soon.