Dutch scientists recently announced that they'd isolated the least humorous joke on record. It goes as follows:
A: What's up?
B: Man, my freaking back hurts from moving.
According to lead research scientist Lijm van der Sneuhouten, the joke "[is] actually not funny because it's true."
Anyhow, joke's on me, cause Angela and I were moving all last weekend into our new house! It's great to finally be in there, but we're really tired, and things aren't quite accomodated yet. But it's a great feeling. In fact, last night while sitting on the sofa, we both confessed that we had had the same private fear that we wouldn't live to see the day when we'd actually live in the house.
We do now.
In any case, my internet time has therefore been lacking, and to add to that, it's Holy Week here. It doesn't really get into the swing of things until Thursday and Friday, when the country grinds to a halt. So probably don't expect any blog entries then. Curiously enough, though, on Easter Sunday everything is open, so maybe I can put up something then. You can read about this strange cultural phenomenon in a blog entry I wrote last year.
So, I'll hope to post more soon--especially pictures--but in the meantime, thanks for checking in!
A: What's up?
B: Man, my freaking back hurts from moving.
According to lead research scientist Lijm van der Sneuhouten, the joke "[is] actually not funny because it's true."
Anyhow, joke's on me, cause Angela and I were moving all last weekend into our new house! It's great to finally be in there, but we're really tired, and things aren't quite accomodated yet. But it's a great feeling. In fact, last night while sitting on the sofa, we both confessed that we had had the same private fear that we wouldn't live to see the day when we'd actually live in the house.
We do now.
In any case, my internet time has therefore been lacking, and to add to that, it's Holy Week here. It doesn't really get into the swing of things until Thursday and Friday, when the country grinds to a halt. So probably don't expect any blog entries then. Curiously enough, though, on Easter Sunday everything is open, so maybe I can put up something then. You can read about this strange cultural phenomenon in a blog entry I wrote last year.
So, I'll hope to post more soon--especially pictures--but in the meantime, thanks for checking in!
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