I Am This Woman

Using the “new” math, which is very much now like the old math, only with a lot less calculation and more relevance and “show work” prompts.

12: months of high-stress job

2: family members who died

19: days off per year

21: days taken off to bury loved ones

23: net pounds lost, plus and minus 5

5: states visited

2: states lived in

6: months lived in both Arizona and Texas

800+: photos snapped

10+: videos shot

1: videos uploaded to YouTube

1: Grand Canyons visited

1: foreign countries visited (Hungary)

1: cameras lost

1: cameras purchased

90: pounds of Kid

2: grades completed or entered (5th and 6th, respectively)

pi: number times radius squared to get area of a circle, which shape PIES come in… coincidence? I think NOT.

5: new DVDs

2: new DVD sets (Dr. Who, Planet Earth)

10: weeks my Netflix account is on HOLD

1: cup of caffeinated coffee, accidently brewed and drunk on Christmas Day, with all attendant side effects and detriments

14: weeks of wanting a Wii

16: weeks of saving allowance

1: happy Wii owner on Christmas morning

1: first salon pedicures (and the addiction begins!)

2: birthday cakes and candles

16: episodes of appointment TV – Lost, of course

10: days since my Christmas holiday began

3: days until my Christmas holiday is over

2: days left of Holidailies

10: favorite posts

15+: new favorite bloggers

1,000: yards of yarn bought over Christmas break

12: colors in the current knitting project

6: current projects on the needles

2: hours left till today’s deadline for Holidailies

5: number of times I’ve told the Kid it’s bedtime

2130: military time for the Kid’s bedtime

2400: timehack of mom’s “lights out” during the holiday

6: books in Chronicles of Narnia

1: number of books in Chronicles of Narnia read to the Kid at bedtime

infinity: number of times left to say “I love you” to the Kid

This entry was posted on Sunday, December 30th, 2007 at 9:50 pm and is filed under Woolgathering, the kid. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.