Showing posts with label wisconsin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wisconsin. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Cold salvia.

I was grown up on a hot weather, and this is the reason it's very difficult to get used to Milwaukee weather.

The last couple of weeks have been extremely cold, at least in my point of view.

The lab has an outlet for hot air with an old steel fan. It's just a hole in the wall with a fan pointing out to help circulate the air and bad odors.

It was fine on summer, but now is the main source of cold air to the lab. It has a sort of aluminum blinds that shout down when the fan is not working, but they're not designed to keep cold air outside.

So I patched it, I used carton paper and duct tape to seal the hole.

Now it's not that cold, but I think the patch has nothing to do with it but the weather that got up a little since last weekend.

We'll see how that patch works with real snowing weather, unfortunately I'll be the one suffering the consequences if it fails.

I'll let you know the outcome.


Now, if you receive frozen Salvia Extracts in your next order, you know why.

Monday, July 27, 2009

Salvia in Wisconsin.

Hello, I'm back! You're surprised aren't you? You didn't expect me to return again this day, but I did.

I'm in Milwaukee working with salvia now, and I'll talk about this in later posts, but this one is to tell you about my flight experience.

I've never flown before and I was excited about the experience, that's why I asked for window seats. But unfortunately, as I told you in a former post, I didn't make it on time, and they put me as stand-by passenger, without the possibility of choice my one seat number.

My bad luck didn't end there, because I got the seat between the window and the aisle, that also means to be between 2 persons, they were both women.

And as the travel was with one stop in Atlanta to change airplanes, I also had to go in the middle seat, surrounded by, again, 2 women, (not complaining).

I thought that the take-off was going to be the hardest part, but it wasn't, just the taxiing was a little shaky.

Being in the air was pleasant and I could see a little bit through the window Los Angeles night lights. I was impressed, and I was like a kid looking the sea for the first time.

All the time while in the air was smooth and quiet, and being my first flight, that helps my confidence in airplanes.

It was an excellent experience, I hope is not the last.

Now I'm here preparing the salvia that you may be using in the future.

Have a great week, please leave some comments.