Posts tagged “itF”
Thank you, Jesus, for assistance with residual maximum likelihood
In the acknowledgements for some super annoying software I am being forced to use at a workshop this week is this gem: I, Arthur Gilmour, thank Jesus Christ for His forgiveness and personal support over many years. As He has said Behold I stand at the door and knock. If any man hear my voice […]
Backbreaking data analysis
I felt about a thousand years old as I got up to stretch my achy back and refold the blanket I use to cushion my desk chair. Data analysis should not be this hard on my back. I may be lusting after another pair of shoes, but a new deskchair is a much more practical […]
Holiday anecdote (at least I’m not as crazy as my family)
It’s 6:30am. My sister stretches, makes a noise somewhere between nails on a chalkboard and cartoon opera singer, turns to me and says, Sometimes when I yawn I feel like an air raid siren. What do you feel like when you yawn?
Home again!
I’m finally home after a thrilling, but exhausting ESA meeting. The trip home was a little more exciting and a lot longer than I expected due to a flock of birds attacking my plane. There were no winners in this interaction, but the birds definitely got the worst of it. I’m still pretty tired, but […]
Moving
As Lizbet pointed out, today is not actually Sunday. But why would anyone complain about getting the Sunday Song a day early? If anyone else was as offended as Lizbet about the error, my only excuse is that I’m up to my eyeballs in boxes and bubble wrap and flight itineraries. Keeping track of the […]
No Unicorns
Wow, that last post was whiny. Let’s forget about it and giggle at the signs in this cafe instead.
Everything is ok
Everything is okay, but I am very sleepy. Hospitals may make sick people well, but they sure do drain the life out of the well! Luckily, I can spare an afternoon for napping.