#WDNCW @dabbe I do not care that while baking, I ran out of an important ingredient and so had to run to the store with a stained baking shirt. Probably had flour in my hair. When I bought 10 of that item, I got a look and a comment from the clerk. Yep. I'm not running out of Lard for a while.
Finished March 2025
I;m ready for May and another month of #BookSpinBIngo!
Starting this while kiddo has her violin lesson. This is Mr. Weasley, who tolerates my presence in his home once a week.
You would think, since I'm not working, that my numbers for February would be higher, but the stress of not having a job has reeked havoc on my level of concentration. I've got some good interviews lined up this week, so I think March will be a much better month for me.
I resonated with this…Time seems to have started to move faster. I need some way to slow it down. #ReadLesMis
Here are my Valentine's gifts from Barnes & Noble.
Two books that seem very interesting
And a Moomin bag, because... I love the Moomins!!!!
pickThe author says in the preface that the book should be accessible to anybody with a maths GCSE. Apparently a maths GCSE is more difficult than a maths O Level. I kept my head above water (I think) till Chapter 6 when we hit geometry, which was my downfall with school maths as well. I just skimmed Chapter 7 on estimates and approximations but re-surfaced with the FAQ in the final chapter, which was more about mathematicians than mathematics.
