Thoughts

So I haven't been on this blog for 2 1/2 weeks now, cause homework has taken over my life, oh gosh. One of my family members has passed away and my dad and uncle went to New York for the funeral. Because of hurricane sandy, their flight was cancelled the last minute to come home, which meant a longer stay for them, so thankful my family up north were safe. On the bright side, they both came back home a couple of days later and me and the family that were left at home got new clothes to put in our closet. So yesterday I was watching the weather channel and they were talking about a snow storm headed to New York by the end of this week, the hurricane was last week and now a snow storm. I continued to listen about how some people just got their power back just to lose it again. Some parts of New York and New Jersey flooded, houses completely destroyed and still no power. Yes, city officials are doing everything they can to help out, but its just so sad to hear what is happening, many prayers go out to them.  

Bittersweet

Just finished my math homework, now back to my English essay. The reason why I am writing this is to do a little venting on my bittersweet relationship with math. The reasons why our relationship is so bittersweet is because whenever I do a math problem, I get some sort of anxiety or panic and then I start stressing on whether or not the answer is right, then when the answer is right all of the panic and stress goes away. Then there are other times I'm filled with so much happiness because I got through a math problem without any difficulty and then the answer I get ends up being wrong, those are the times when I just want to give up and wish I had a time machine. No offense to anyone that loves math, but I wish I had a time machine so I can go back in time and find the person or group of people that decided to make math so complicated by adding letters and methods to solve a problem. Well I'm done for now, back to my essay. :)