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UPDATED…It’s back up 🆙 and in the right place. Whew!! 😰 it’s a LOT BIGGER than it should be… but ….. what the heck? I just don’t think ...
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Anyone wishing to see the other Offerings from the thieves go HERE Sorry about the simplicity but I'm using a lap top. Thank you Bev...
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Welcome to Saturday 9. What we've committed to our readers is that we will post 9 questions every Saturday. Sometimes the post will h... -
“I Won’t Be The One to Let Go” Unfamiliar with this week's tune? Hear it here . Pretty song, Sam. I love both of these singers. Anyon...
it's because pi are square and a circle is round maybe?
ReplyDeleteWell Duh woman.. it's a ratio. I thought you knew that. What's this inch thang?
ReplyDeleteA friend who knits is a friend in need. LOL!
Kooky, you win the chocolate chip kookie!
ReplyDeleteWhat was I thinking?
"Ok, Everyone back to their knitting!" (Famous quote from somewhere that completely escapes me. So much is these days, no surprise!)
thanks for your kind words and for visiting my blog!
ReplyDelete...so i appeared under a "felt water bottle cover" search...pretty amusing.
anyway, i'm glad you like it, it's great to get feedback.
The quote is from Harry Potter. Love those books...
ReplyDeletePi, an infinate and ever adapting fudge factor, which should explain why nothing in nature is perfectly round. Perfection in imperfection!
simply olive, 'twas a pleasure. Isn't Google a kick in the head? heehee. Thanks for your knitting blog. Inspirational for this slacker.
ReplyDeleteMeribeth, so right, plus we must never forget the fact that everything in nature is curved even when it looks perfectly FLAT! I blame Newton. ;0) And thanks for the heads up on that quote. I thought maybe Dickens? lol He was so droll.
Sorry you're having trouble with Pi =/ Perhaps it will block out?
ReplyDeleteHi Carrie! Thanks for your comment. It was a little bit of a trick rant.
ReplyDeleteThat silly Miss Gretchen is fine, once she revealed her location to me after a trip to the Bayside nearly put her out of reach - under a car seat.
But Pi, that miserable, unequal ratio of a circle's circumference to the square of it's radius, is not. I really fear that Pi, being an enigma within a conundrum shrouded in mystery, will put many a future student off math as a life career. ;o)