Math is one of those things that unless it is made relevant makes little sense. I learned a lot of tips and tricks for how to make it relevant when I was a peer tutor in the Learning Resource Center in college from one of the math profs. She specialized in teaching math to people with learning disabilities and had a huge bag o' tricks to make it all make sense.
I gave away the vast majority of my vinyl collection, which included my mom's vinyl collection. My friend and co-worker Andy collects, and I knew he'd give them a good home. I just didn't have the space or a turn-table and I'd been holding onto them for 15+ years saying "Someday I'll get a turntable" and it never happened. Andy is enjoying them.
Chris, I'm working on uploading six months' worth of photos to my Flickr account so I can do just that. I'm actually thinking of going hiking today and checking out the foliage before the weekend gets crazy with the leaf peepers.
Well, you've been hearing from me all summer, lol. But it's good to be back.
Yeah, I read that. And congrats on the new addition, too. Hope you're feeling better now.
Looks intriguing. I'll have to look into it.
I can't do huge crowds of people, which I think may have been the problem. And I imagine that the crowds have only gotten larger with time and more attractions. I start panicking in big crowds and that usually triggers an anxiety attack.
Didn't play much at all. Just turned on my consoles for the first time in months last weekend.
