Friday, March 25, 2011

Yeah, dammit, I'll get back to nursing later. It's Spring.

Last night I let my Geek Flag fly, and lo, it was good.

Somehow, a group of coworkers who are not at all nerdy decided to all come along to a definitely nerd-focused event at a local museum. Among them was The Cute Neurosurgeon, who paid me the biggest compliment I think I've ever gotten:

As I was listing titles of hard SF books I like, he yanked out his cell phone. He was noting down titles, like Asimov's Before The Golden Age. The Cute Neurosurgeon was taking interest in what I like to read, guys.

Just looking that sentence makes me nod my head, smile, and think about ordering that Starfleet uniform tunic (Science Officer, of course). Although a Security tunic would allow me to leave a party early without anybody noticing or caring....

9 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:15 PM

    Dude, that sounds very promising with the cute neurosurgeon. You go girl- geeky boys are the best and the only way to go. Have fun!

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  2. Springtime--sap rising, grass growing, buds popping out of green stalks, meaningful interchanges.... what’s not to like

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  3. Are we talking TOS science officer blue or TNG an onwards gold ??? Anyhow, I doubt you could ever pass for a red shirt ;-)

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  4. Haven't read Asimov's BTGA in over 20 years, which is too long.

    Get that uniform if you want it.

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  5. http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/popculture/9722/

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  6. Spring is coming, and that's when the thoughts of all young people turn to... sci-fi and neurology.

    Heh.

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  7. Anonymous11:24 AM

    saw this, thought it might make you laugh...http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/story/2011/03/21/chef-chuck-hughes-iron-chef-win.html

    Barb

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  8. and those hard SF book recs are?

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  9. LOL - now all you need to do is ask Cute Neuro MD dude if he was able to find the book and offer to loan him yours ; )

    And I'll wear the tunic right along with you, I came to terms with my inner geek long ago......

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