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Home › Posts tagged Lauren

Tag: Lauren

I’m Only Happy When It Rains…. (Not)

By Susan Foster Posted on May 31, 2009 Posted in Stickleblog Tagged with Lauren

Well, we’ve had a spell of dreary weather out here–which makes the job no more difficult, just slightly less gleeful and photogenic. It started on Tuesday. Down in Point MacKenzie the sky was cloudless and bright and all a frolicking …

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Sweet Lorraine

By Susan Foster Posted on May 25, 2009 Posted in Stickleblog Tagged with Lauren

Things have just been going splendidly for us in the field so far. Case in point: I wore a tank top the entire day today. Why is this note-worthy? Two reasons. First, it was warm enough in MAY in Alaska …

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In Which Rachel Really Appreciates Optometry

By Susan Foster Posted on May 24, 2009 Posted in Stickleblog Tagged with Lauren, Rachel

  We are impressed. Everything we catch is less than 6 inches long! Today I discovered the importance of leaning away from jars of formalin. As we were picking out gravid females at Rabbit Slough, a drop of the stuff …

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It’s the Little Things, Really

By Susan Foster Posted on May 22, 2009 Posted in Stickleblog Tagged with Lauren

  I can’t express the glee I felt in not having to make a full day’s pilgrimage from the east coast to south central Alaska for this year’s round of collecting. In addition, the half-full plane ride which allowed me …

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