This post is a little different. It’s not advice, or tips, or tricks, or diy, it’s just a little fun post about what’s been going on in our lives! The semester just ended and we wished our graduates good luck and congratulations but before that we were awarded some pretty AMAZING THINGS! During our students’ […]
First, laidoffscientist.com brought you the CV of Failures. If you missed that one, check it out here. Now, we are proud to rest on our laurels and share with you Dr. Greg’s CV of real-life childhood accomplishments. Rarely does a day go by that he does not proudly proclaim his having been an estimation champion. […]
This post contains unaffiliated or affiliated ads This has been one of the longest, most inconvenient projects! We’ve been unable to use our kitchen for the past month! Sometime in the past, our kitchen ceiling had more leaks than a lactating cow. This created waves and cracks in the plaster, which had loosened considerably. Rather […]
This post may contain unaffiliated ads. As many of you know I am a poor college professor, so to be unemployed, and I really hate wasting money. So today I’d like to share with you some tips to save money on your electric bill! This can also transfer over to your gas bills as most […]
This post may contain unaffiliated ads. A lot of people dread the job interview. It creates a lot of anxiety for most people. They are excited, nervous, and stressed out all at the same time while trying to get their dream job. Recently I’ve had a least one job interview a week! It’s kind of […]
It’s that time again. We have another DIY project to share with everyone! When Greg moved from his old home I HAD TO HAVE his extra front door. No idea why. We lived in a rental, but I needed this door. Eventually, it moved to our new blog cabin with us. I tried to sell […]
This post may contain affiliate and unaffiliated ads. I started my blog after being laid off, hence the name. We just bought our first house in po-dank West Virginia specifically for this job. My significant other and I work at the same institution and it is hard to find jobs in this area due to […]
Dr. Greg and I are on our way to Austin, Texas I was inspired to write this post during our 5-hour layover. We’re accompanying two of our research students to the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) where all four of us are presenting research posters. It’s an exciting experience and wonderful bonding […]
