Just to let you know...
I got spring fever and went tree-climbing yesterday. Without Merry, it was rather boring.
The Guthrie's dogs made up for it, though. They get really excited if you come near that big elm (is it elm???) tree by the fence... REALLY excited. They were locked up by the house, and from 300 yards away, I could still hear them barking furiously.
Also: The test is over. There was only half of one problem that I thought I couldn't do--it was a limits problem, entirely a matter of brain freeze--but there were probably many more mistakes that I made in the process of solving all the others. We'll find out about that on Friday, now won't we? (erg.)
Now, onward and upward! I have a Greek quiz in an hour and a half! :)
Finally, from Elaienar's blog...
The Guthrie's dogs made up for it, though. They get really excited if you come near that big elm (is it elm???) tree by the fence... REALLY excited. They were locked up by the house, and from 300 yards away, I could still hear them barking furiously.
Also: The test is over. There was only half of one problem that I thought I couldn't do--it was a limits problem, entirely a matter of brain freeze--but there were probably many more mistakes that I made in the process of solving all the others. We'll find out about that on Friday, now won't we? (erg.)
Now, onward and upward! I have a Greek quiz in an hour and a half! :)
Finally, from Elaienar's blog...
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4 Comments:
I'm so glad your test went alright!
I haven't been tree-climbing in way too long. There's probably only one worthwhile climbing tree on campus, but it's rather a young tree, so you can't get very high into it. *sigh*
That Aristocratic Title site is great for a laugh.
My favorite for me was:
"The Right Reverend Rundy the Venal of Much Moulding upon Carpet"
I shall insist that people refer to me by that title in the future.
Last time I was tree-climbing was at your house I believe.
Limits using L'Hospital's rule?
I do not understand the title thing.
:-)
I hope you did well.
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