That sounds seriously cool, O White One. While I can't swim worth beans and have a slight fear of water/drowning, I am fascinated by sea life and the oceans in general. The woman I reported to in my library career (she retired just before I jumped ship for corporate IT) was married to researcher at the Canada Centre for Inland Waterways in Burlington. Not quite oceanography but certainly related since those inland waterways end up in the ocean eventually. Good luck with this new project.
No one has ever taken on the task of getting my grandfather's memoirs into shape. It's just a binder full of typewritten text. Grandad was a minister and eventually held a senior role in the United Church of Canada and was involved in the founding of some of their colleges including St. Paul's at the University of Waterloo. He was actually at the table for the early discussions about starting that university and later got an honorary doctorate for his work. He knew Bill Davis and some other big figures from that, too (I'm guessing me and Bear are the only ones here who know who Bill Davis was).
Another nice day here. This is one of my favourite times of year. Spring rains are more intermittent so we get some nice days and its warm enough to be outside, but the summer heat and humidity have not arrived yet.
