clifford and friends

librarian fosters love of reading

she may be a bit upset about me posting this, but the girls who interviewed her are super cool...

and there is a bad big no no misspelling "uh" does not translate to the letter o in my opinion.

a light pink/purple trillium I found last week at south slough estuary

&

read "the highest tide" by jim lynch, i think mel would agree...

better than saltwater taffy

so i've said it before, this place is fabu. the following simi-chronological order of photos should show why...

dayna jumps well and i've got the mad shooting skills to capture it

if i ever own a boat. this will be it.

I love the slough, especially on a rainy hike

pet nudibranchs Lady (right) and the Tramp (left) both lemon dorids

bull kelp holdfast on basendorff

you didn't expect me to not throw in a flower picture?

beachcombers special

the bay

ochre star on a 70˚ morning on the beach.. ha!

team members later that day...

curtis decided to come down for a night... !

favorite colors
marine team!! just check out those sweet vests..sponge oscula and a brooding anemone with babies

new stuffs soon... promise

Soo since this place completely kicks main campus out of the water with the exception of
1: the downstairs portion of the bookstore with lovely art supplies,
2: barry's good cheap coffee,
3: my lovely people who I dearly miss and
4: trader joes/good & non creepy bars/mcminnies.

With that said I've been keeping myself busy with a ton load of good times including hiking/biking/tidepooling/beaching/fieldtriping almost everyday, and working at the little sweet oimb library. I of course have had time to take photos (uber loads), but since its past 11 and i've got invert all day tomorrow here are a few good ones...

the view of the bay down the road on a sunny morning before class

the perks of having 24/7 access to the invert lab and having mad chalkboard skills

more to come and loves from charleston :^)