Hi Bob(johns) usually I don't get closer to you than this. Usually I'm days behind.
Read yesterday that "They"expect a second wave of the virus. I'm just about eager to be hit in the face with a shovel full of dirt. All of this is just starting up my depression AGAIN!!! After I finally got weaned off my med(after many years on) a few weeks ago.
So the Chicks leave the bees alone ??Yeah, I know, right?
LOL- Calculus brings back nightmares. I had to switch majors so I could take Calculus for dummies so I could graduateI bet there is some form of calculus that could do the counting for you. I was never any good at calculus.
I spent many years in food service, and TBH it’s not the most common occurrence, but rather benign comparatively to some of what I have seen. I did have a former co-worker that ate at our establishment weekly and always found a hair in her meal... eerily similar to hers or her husbands, but always good for a free meal or desert.
They have all the answers. For now.My nine year-old is like that, always has to argue with everything. He’s learning the trombone at the moment and I can’t sit with him when he practises as he argues with me if I try to correct his timing! I’ve said to him “Are you actually arguing with a music teacher?!”
Just amazing. Very cool shot.
I'm embarrassed to say how's lucky I got on Calc 102 final. So lucky. I was truly clueless by then.
Mine do. Won't eat bees at all.
I ditched all math & all science except science for dummies because I refused to cut up bodies [so gross
] & I couldn't do the math for chemistry or physics. I got lucky. Mine was the 1st year to be allowed uni entrance without math or science. I defered anyway & went overseas & when I finally went to uni I went as a mature student & the whole HSC thing was irrelevant anyway.
Mine do. They'll eat mice but not bees.
