Physics is not for weenies.

I just returned from my second brisk jog between Morse and DeMeritt Halls. The first time, I left DeM at 1p for a 1p MIRL meeting and most recently, I used the Morse facilities to print two lab reports five minutes before they were due. Now that I am exercised, I shall eat my dinner and return control to my brain.

I realize that I never updated after Halloween and rest assured, dear reader, it is worth hearing about. Alas, the pictures on facebook tell the story much better than I can but I'll give you the highlights:

-- I dressed up like Bob Ross and many people were a happy little mix of nostalgic and appreciative.

-- Melisa dressed up like a very cute moose and it doesn't matter if not everyone was bright enough to figure out what she was obviously going for.

-- Doctor Gasp played a typically entertaining warm-up set.

-- Nick, Russ, Steve Roy, Jim and F performed as Spinal Tarp; it was one of the greatest theatrical and musical performances that Dover has ever seen and I lived here as a baby so I am qualified to say that. They nailed the costumes and got every note of every song right. Nigel even quit the band part of the way through. Oh! They had a wee stonehenge that descended from the ceiling, too :-)

-- I can't follow that with much except to say that I have excellent friends who know how to do Halloween.

School is. No news is good news but good news would be great news.