Numbers fascinate me, always have. I count everything, as a child how many steps to school, how many bites to finish my dinner. When I "met" Pi (the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, I spent hours seeing how far out I could take its decimal. Someone took it out 63,000 places, I think I managed somewhere around 24 places.
Loved the idea that it was an irrational number, something I could definitely identify with and that it couldn't be expressed as a fraction, just a decimal. I love turning decimals into fractions and then fractions into decimals, I know, I know, I was a weird kid.
Anyway Happy Pi Day------that's ∏ to you.
Oh my goodness I wish I understood, numbers have never made any sense to me (although I've worked in accounting/money for many years!) words on the other hand always make sense - my husband is the opposite!
ReplyDeleteI'm a bit like Jay, I was always scared of numbers. My mum is just like you, counting things, making patterns with numbers etc.
ReplyDeleteTo you too. Like Jay and Trish am terrified and mystified by numbers. Stopped maths at age 15 and never want to go back there.
ReplyDeleteNumbers were definitely my 'thing' so much more than words.
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