A bomb threat on the Princeton campus, it seems. I'm choosing to believe that where I live doesn't count - not that bombs are capable of knowing which institutes are or are not affiliated with the university, but I'm opting to think the danger of me driving a poodle somewhere complicated and highway-requiring (my husband being away on astrophysics business) outweighs the chances a non-nuclear (I'd imagine!) bomb would go off on the now-evacuated not-that-distant-but-still-pretty-distant campus. Also that any mini-road-trip I might take would ultimately be more about procrastination than about safety - got lots of work that can be done from right here in the apartment.
I woke up to this, and to a reminder that my library books from the university library are almost due. Perhaps I get an extension.
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
On trying to stay un-exploded in New Jersey
Posted by Phoebe Maltz Bovy at Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Labels: euphemistic New Jersey, heightened sense of awareness
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