The Grace That You Know; an Image of Science
I grew up watching Doctor Who on PBS and spending my paper route money on comics and arcade games (yeah, I am thaaat kind of person). If not for my inability to retain the lyrics to most songs, I would have been a famous pop singer/adventurer. I routinely practice and respond well to quipping, sarcasm and other forms of snappy-patter. However, beware of making genuinely mean-spirited remarks towards me in person: I have a natural tendency to make one feel as though they've unintentionally kicked a puppy.I currently work in Mental Health with kiddos that have experienced all sorts of trauma and crisis situations. Sometimes I get to do art and draw silly pictures with them when they are not screaming at me and raising hell (or communing with it). Strangely this has rekindled my long dormant passion for drawing and looking at the art. Finding time and energy to do these things is challenging. So mostly now I just look and re-post stuff I think is super cool...
Also, fitness and wellness in general are becoming a part of my life in a big way... actually reading comics and sci-fi had me doing push-ups and sit-ups when I reached adolescent-hood. Now at 35, I still find my geekish interests as a strong motivation to get/stay fit (saying this seems a little passé these days but oh well). I recently ran my 1st full marathon. So I may be posting about my athletic endeavors here and there...
