This week at work has been full of good news! I am ONE HAPPY SLOTH! Just like beautiful Piper here!
From Sam Trull.
This week at work has been full of good news! I am ONE HAPPY SLOTH! Just like beautiful Piper here!
From Sam Trull.
I’m a very happy sloth today. Major step in the start of my career happened overnight!
This little sloth is named Monster! Image courtesy of Primatography.
Oooh mah Gawd… Met my science idol for the second time ever today. The first time I met her (at a conference last year), she was surrounded by a bunch of big-wigs, so I burst into the middle of the circle, said “Hi! Big fan! Read all your papers! Come look at my poster! Bye!”
JUST LIKE THIS SLOTH! OH HAI!
BUT IT WAS WORTH IT. She DID come look at my poster. AND… today she says “Oh yes! I remember YOU!” WINNING. Anyway, actually got to have a proper sit down meeting with her today to discuss my work, which was great. #nerdlyf
Please, PLEASE go to this link. And scroll down SLOWLY! Savor every image!!
The 29 Cutest Sloths That Ever Slothed
SLOTH WEEK was last week! (seriously, click the link, fantastic)
Sloths do most things upside down- eat, sleep, mate and give birth- and because of this, most of their internal organs are in a different position to other mammals.
Oh wow, it’s been so long since I posted
I’m sorry! After Paris, the wi-fi for the rest of the trip wasn’t that great, and then I got back and have been SO BUSY trying to catch up I just hadn’t got around to posting before now. Also I missed Sloth Week! Last week! Gah! Oh well. From now on I promise I’ll be more diligent in keeping you up to date.
Here’s a few more pics of Doza in Paris. This place was so old and lovely and just different from anything I’ve ever seen. I hope I get the chance to go back there one day. The other amazing thing about Paris was the BAKED GOODS. So many chocolate croissants and baguettes and cakes and macarons and crepes and just everything was so AMAZING! I had pancakes for breakfast on Sunday and it just wasn’t the same…
This giant macaron was called a “macarola”.