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This is a tray of instruments that my chiropracctor sometimes uses.  He’s got a little informational video on his web site here;  he actually uses the word “actually” a lot, but it’s still a good explanation, and I still adore him.

Downton Abbey returns in just 2 weeks!  Huzzah!!!

This is PJ. He’s a marmoset monkey, and he’s about 6 years old. He hasn’t been at work for a few years, and it was nice to see him again.  I have a picture of myself holding him from when he was a baby, but now he’ll only let his person do that.

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BONUS PICTURE

This is Spirit.  He is a Geoffrey’s cat, which is a wild cat native to southern and central South America. He may look like a cute housecat, but he’ll rip your face right the %^$&@ off.

The president likes to take over one of the conference rooms and decorate for the holidays and offer a spread of tasty desserts.  You’ll see the frighteningly huge nutcracker from yesterday has relocted himself….like an Elf on the Shelf from Hell.

Some folks at work had a rather intense, borderline violent competetion for holiday decorations of their office doors.  This was one contestant.  I voted for a different one….one that didn’t scare me and make me go “BAH!!!”

It’s been a while since I was at the Kendall T stop, and while I waited today, I perused this display about MIT’s long and glorious history.

Yes, it’s another cat picture.  But come ON..!  How cute is this??!?

From his usual position of flat on his back, paws in the air. Always so dignified and aloof.

I don’t know why I have this fascination with photographing feet, but here’s another one.

I was looking at the feet of the woman on the right, who at the time was sitting alone. I was baffled that she would have chosen to wear this type of shoe on such a cold day. Her feet were very red and looked cold. I had just decided to go ahead and take a picture when another woman sat down beside her, shod in far more appropriate footwear.  It made for a much better shot.

So there’s a binder of program information out in “my” exhibit, and someone spilled water on it such that every page got soaked, even through the plastic covers.  So I spent the afternoon reprinting the binder (and watching Ted talks while I did so), and propping open the page protectors with corks so they will dry out.