When I was about 7 years old, my mother brought me to Chicago from our post-war suburb of McHenry. What an adventure! Though my father rode the train every day to his job so that my mother had use of our family’s one car, this was my first train trip. I remember the gentle rolling [...]
Posts Tagged ‘acoustic’
Riding the Train
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged acoustic, family, high speed, memories, obama, railroad, sound, stimulus, train, transportation, travel on March 13, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Thinking About Waves
Posted in Quilting, Science, art, art quilt, sound, sound waves, writing, tagged acoustic, atmosphere, atmospheric pressure, oscilloscope, patterns, sine wave, sound, sound pressure, sound waves on July 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
No, not the ocean waves rolling and clapping, ebullient in white summer sunshine.
I’m thinking about sound waves.
That’s not entirely an odd thought for me, proud mother of an acoustic engineer. As a girl, great fun was shared with my dad, also an engineer, as we played with his oscilloscope. And wasn’t it me who sparked [...]