Tiny flowers in the KCC cactus garden – taken this summer during finals weel I took the plunge and changed my Math 205 class at LCC to KCC. I was on the waitlist, and a position opened up for me, … Continue reading
You can see the brown spots and freckles on my cheek more on the black and white photo than the color one since my bangs are so long.. I’d noticed in June this year that the generic Mircette birth control … Continue reading
Prof. Kadala posted our math final grade this afternoon, and to my surprise (honestly, pretty huge surprise), I got a 105% on it! What was really cool, was that he’d told us he’d replace our lowest test score with whatever … Continue reading
I’m in the middle of a series of things, lately. Primarily, school… and finals week. Literally, at the middle of the 4-day week of Math 140. Our final is on Thursday. Somehow, despite bombing the first exam, I still have … Continue reading
My math 140 Exam 3 grade was posted last night, and to my surprise, I finally broke 100% in this class, with a 103%. Kadala tends to make tests worth 117 or 121 percent while grading only out of 100… … Continue reading
Thumbs up for Dr. Atkinson! I had a chance to see Dr. Atkinson yesterday, for a 2nd opinion. He was so different from Dr. Blum, and I am sticking with Atkinson from now on. Here are some of the differences … Continue reading
Anxiety #3: Hopefulness: Yes, this is a blog, and some people get downright personal on theirs, but I admittedly leave things out. I am not that public of a person. Let’s just say something huge happened to me recently. Something … Continue reading
Anxiety #1: Do the Math: The summer’s coming to an end. I’ll confess I blew the first exam (of 4) in trigonometry. I got a 61%. A sixty-fucking-one percent! WTF!? What’s worse is when it was returned to me, and … Continue reading
Writing goofy-handed I’ve had a condition for a while now, which really plagued me at the beginning of the spring 2013 semester, in which my right thumb was causing me a lot of pain. My current ortho said he thinks … Continue reading
I’m taking Trigonometry and analytical geometry at KCC this summer during the second session of summer school. My professor, (Kadala) is a physics professor, and also a mathematician. He has an interesting way of graphing sine and cosine along the … Continue reading