The Bocksten Bog man - a surprise invitation

An hour ago or something a fellow PhD-student, who's also employed at the Varberg museum, called and asked if I could come down to Varberg (ca 100km from here) this afternoon since they were going to investigate and discuss new radiocarbon dating of the Bocksten Bog man's costume and he wanted to hear my opinions while they were doing it. Unfortunately I couldn't go today, since I have to finish a chapter before friday and then a woman from Nylöse will come over tonight to fit a 15th century italian dress. And I really can't do things spontaneously like that, I need more planning time with a baby and everything. So we decided that the next time the archaeologist who was going to look at him comes there I would come down. Then I would have time to prepare before, studying images from the relevant time period etc.

Plans for this week

Read Judith Butler's Bodies that matter. On the discursive limits of sex
Make a list of books to read (see last week)
Finish the chapter and give it to the professor.
Study a little about the neck tie for a radio show I'm going to be in.

Now I'm going home for today. I have written some and I think I know enough about ties.