Updates!

WOW.

I’ve gone from having a dreary, boring blue header to something more appropriate to the subject material literally overnight…that’s right, 7 In the Ocean got a face lift. All courtesy of my wonderful boyfriend, Craig Winslow (click here) whose idea it was to start this blog in the first place. I’m psyched!

I dreamed about my capstone last night…taking that as a sign that I should get some articles read today…first up: “Debris in the Mediterranean Sea: Types, Quantities and Behavior”.

Also, the weatherman predicted snow today, and I see no snow. Slightly disappointed…

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