So dear blog followers, it’s been no less than three whole\u00a0months since my last update here – and admittedly, \u00a0I do feel quite bad about this. \u00a0It was a period packed with activity, from shooting weddings to hiking in the Alps and seeing my work published\u00a0in National Geographic. \u00a0Also, MUSE (which is this really cool camera\/spectrograph I’m working on at the AIP) has been delivering some fantastic data. \u00a0So indeed, there was a lot I could have posted about (and indeed I wanted to). \u00a0However, I had very little time left – and ended up neglecting my blog as the weeks rolled by.\u00a0 So I am writing this new post back from home in Gozo, the same place I was when I wrote my last post.<\/p>\n
Ah, Gozo! \u00a0The embracing warm air, the smell of salty water, the sight of\u00a0Globigerina limestone buildings brightly reflecting the warm glow of the evening sun, the sound of crashing waves. \u00a0I could go on. \u00a0These (among\u00a0so many other qualities) are what I especially miss when I’m away from here. \u00a0Anyway, this is becoming too lengthy, so I’m going to stop now and leave you with a picture, which is what\u00a0you folks come here for after all!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
So dear blog followers, it’s been no less than three whole\u00a0months since my last update here – and admittedly, \u00a0I do feel quite bad about this. \u00a0It was a period packed with activity, from shooting weddings to hiking in the Alps and seeing my work published\u00a0in National Geographic. \u00a0Also, MUSE (which is this really cool camera\/spectrograph I’m working on at<\/p>\n