The traditional - or is it? - Christmas post.To begin: Happy Christmas to the World in general, and to any remaining readers in particular.
Due to Covid - only a technical mild positive test, and not me - we're at home for Christmas rather than at Mother's, and hence had a somewhat more minimalist tree than the usual full-blown traditional thing. And since we were alone, we managed to sneak in Boxing Day at Horseshoe Quarry.
A few days time will bring the definitely traditional end-of-year New Year's review post. For now, a couple of notes to close the old year.
* So, regrettably, is Richard Hindmarsh (source: RA or the IGS). You won't know him; he was a colleague from the BAS years, and a nice guy.
* On a different note, we moved house into Cambridge, Riverside, so if you're around come and say hello.
Merry Christmas, William. Good luck in your new place, and Best Wishes for the coming year.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays!
ReplyDeleteSeasons greetings and much power to your blogging elbows.
ReplyDeleteAnd happy house moving - I'm guessing all the stressful stuff is over, and now you can enjoy the newness etc?
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ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, and congratulations on Stoats cameo appearance at the end of a recent Scientific American AI screed:
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ReplyDeleteOne anon comment spammed. I haven't had to do that for ages, and Blogger makes it sooo clunky.
ReplyDeleteSeason's Greetings and I hope the move was free of unexpected aggravations (no reasonable way to eliminate the expected ones.)
ReplyDeleteDid the bees make the move, too?
Thanks for the good wishes all. And to Russell: there's just so much weasel-related prejudice about.
ReplyDeleteVery belated Happy Holidays, to you and yours, William. Tell ATTP to update his link(s), specifically Stoat.
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