#geeks

we got our stern-faced librarian geek, we got our knitting geek working on a beautiful Sierpiński-triangle-patterned scarf*, we got our tabletop geek with a D20 in her cleavage, we got nerd holidays like Ada Lovelace's birthday and Talk Like A Pirate Day, what more could you ask for from a calendar? (enough space to write in each box, you say? look, I was 17 years old, mistakes were made >.>)

I have like 40 of these left, so if anyone wants one, hit me up—I think the best way is probably via the contact page on my website and then we can sort out payment directly. honestly not sure what to charge for them—maybe $20? if you really want one and can't afford that, get in touch anyway and I might knock it down depending on how much interest there is.

Sub-atomic particle plushes: Top Quark

Have a ball!  A ball-shaped representation of quantum physics, that is. My 10-year-old designed these and I made them, and now we're selling them on Etsy. The quarks specifically are magnetic.  You can stick them to things! You can also stick them to gluons, which will stick in turn to other quarks.  Which is how larger particles (hadrons) like protons and neutrons are made! If you or the top in your life needs one, you can get one here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/sparkcreatures?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&section_id=37474159

Sub-atomic particle plushes: Down Quark

Have a ball!  A ball-shaped representation of quantum physics, that is. My 10-year-old designed these and I made them, and now we're selling them on Etsy. The quarks specifically are magnetic.  You can stick them to things! You can also stick them to gluons, which will stick in turn to other quarks.  Which is how larger particles (hadrons) like protons and neutrons are made! If you or the nerd in your life needs one, you can get one here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/sparkcreatures?ref=seller-platform-mcnav&section_id=37474159