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| Blog Name: | Mary and Bob's Journal |
| Url: | http://roolily.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
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| Description: | A place for random reflections & links. |
| Popularity: | 20 Followers |
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Back to basics
It might look as though I’m regressing. 48 hours ago, I picked up Danica McKellar’s book for 11-13 year old girls, “Math Doesn’t Suck,” and have compulsively gone through 10 chapters and two mechanical pencils. I’ll admit it: at the end of the last post, when I said I was ready to put the puzzles down, I was wrong. Should I be revising my resume? Yes. Is a refresher course on complex fractions really necessary now? No. So what am I going to do next? Chapter 11! It&
It might look as though I’m regressing. 48 hours ago, I picked up Danica McKellar’s book for 11-13 year old girls, “Math Doesn’t Suck,” and have compulsively gone through 10 chapters and two mechanical pencils. I’ll admit it: at the end of the last post, when I said I was ready to put the puzzles down, I was wrong. Should I be revising my resume? Yes. Is a refresher course on complex fractions really necessary now? No. So what am I going to do next? Chapter 11! It&
There’s always a solution
The last time I was addicted to Sudoku was during a period of unemployment in 2005. I would often spend between 2-3 hours each day working away at those things. I went to Kinkos to enlarge and copy off multiple pages of the same grid. That way I could solve in layers. Eventually, my compulsion faded and I went on to the next thing. Back then it was writing. For the last month or so, I’ve carried my book of Ken-Kens around the apartment with me. Ken-Ken is like Sudoku only with more clues. Discovered
The last time I was addicted to Sudoku was during a period of unemployment in 2005. I would often spend between 2-3 hours each day working away at those things. I went to Kinkos to enlarge and copy off multiple pages of the same grid. That way I could solve in layers. Eventually, my compulsion faded and I went on to the next thing. Back then it was writing. For the last month or so, I’ve carried my book of Ken-Kens around the apartment with me. Ken-Ken is like Sudoku only with more clues. Discovered
A Good Birthday
39+364 40 40+1 Stay tuned for the details.
39+364 40 40+1 Stay tuned for the details.
What does it mean?
Replacing the belt on a vacuum cleaner was probably not on my “list of things to do before I turn 40″, but I can now add it to my list of experiences. It feels good breaking open a machine and getting your hands dirty putting it back together again. Puzzle solved – belt replaced; check. What else can I do in the few days before my thirties end? For the last week or two, it feels like my every third thought has been, “I’m turning 40.” I’m turni
Replacing the belt on a vacuum cleaner was probably not on my “list of things to do before I turn 40″, but I can now add it to my list of experiences. It feels good breaking open a machine and getting your hands dirty putting it back together again. Puzzle solved – belt replaced; check. What else can I do in the few days before my thirties end? For the last week or two, it feels like my every third thought has been, “I’m turning 40.” I’m turni
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