Image courtesy Primatography.
Image courtesy Primatography.
If by any chance you happen to be in Auckland NZ tomorrow or Saturday night, go check this out at the 2015 Fringe Festival! Event deets here.
“A Symphony of Sloths”
Slumbering Sloth. Slowly Snoring. Circulating Solar Systems. Submitting Solar Beams. Seeing through Souls. Sloth Knows. An original meditative musical experience featuring DIY electronics, astro-travel and Sloths, directed by Marika Pratley.
Nominated Best Music/Cabaret and Most Original Concept in the 2014 NZ Fringe Festival, A Symphony of Sloths makes its Auckland Premiere at the 2015 Auckland Fringe Festival.
Friday 27/2 and Saturday 28/2, 8-9PM. Audio Foundation, 4 Poynton Tce, Auckland. Admission Free!
Ugh. 15,000 words down and still so far to go. Thesis will be the death of me.
Can I have a break yet?
From Slothilda.com
My very special friend celebrated his 7th birthday today. I think we need to have a slumber party tonight!
Gif courtesy of OMG Sloths in Space
“Mr. Sloth will see you now.”(Guess which movie me and girls went to see tonight!)
Man it’s hot this weekend. This is pretty much all you CAN do if you don’t want to work up a sweat. From Liz Climo.
From Slothilda Sloth.
Last night was the opening of the Fringe Festival in Adelaide, and the city has all sorts of random funky things around every corner this time of the year. It’s a great time to be in this city!
Between shows last night I stumbled across the hipster alleyway Ebenezer Night Markets in the East End. I came across a stall run by Jemity Design, who makes fantastic animal jewellery right here in Adelaide, which is sold on Etsy. She also donates 5% of all proceeds to the World Wildlife Fund to promote conservation. And I picked up this GORGEOUS SLOTH BROOCH!
You can get some cute sloth earrings like this, from here!
Anyway, then I couldn’t resist wearing it for the rest of my Fringe-y evening. I don’t normally wear brooches, but this one will definitely be making many appearances.
Today the boy and I have been together for a whopping seven years. Noone else could put up with me and my sloth obsession for so long. I think we were made for each other. From Emm’s Positivity Blog.
Had lunch today with three women who I admire, love, and think the world of. My boss, my best friend, and the girl who was there for me when I was starting out on this journey called medical research.
This last friend became a source of happiness, stress relief, random singing and dancing in the corridors, and stupid lab poems about experiments not working. Now she lives overseas. She has no idea how much she is missed and how different work is without her.