A Math Problem of the Day
Here is my math problem for the day:
What do you get when you take one sick day, one day to catch up, five spirit days, one homecoming game, one powderpuff football game, one lost cell phone ( not mine), four "lost" assignments, six eager junior high football players, two uncooperative computers, and one exploding pen?
Twenty-three reasons why I am ready for a peaceful week-end.
What do you get when you take one sick day, one day to catch up, five spirit days, one homecoming game, one powderpuff football game, one lost cell phone ( not mine), four "lost" assignments, six eager junior high football players, two uncooperative computers, and one exploding pen?
Twenty-three reasons why I am ready for a peaceful week-end.
Oh Christy, in my calculations that adds up to a week of vacation in Hawaii with cabana boys! (We do not get paid enough :)
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ReplyDeletecommuning with nature and the animals I hope!!sandy
ReplyDeleteIEG: Math...never a good subject for me. Here is one for you though. If the count meter on a machine counts 2051 absentee ballots, and the computer printout documenting actual absentee ballots received reflects 2047 of which 6 are void leaving a total of 2041, and the physical hand count (by a Judge) of absentee ballots kept in locked ballot boxes until the hand count, totals 2027 absentee ballots...how many absentee ballots were legally cast, received, and counted in the election? Math...so bothersome.
ReplyDeleteA normal October week at school, if I recall.
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