Super Nan
Someone who had a major influence in my life is my great grandmother. Everyone always called her Super Nan. She taught me so many things and she was the champ at any card game. She always knew how to make me feel warm inside and simle . I remember going over to the nursing home with my nana to make Super Nan some amazing chocolate chip cookies. After eating them we played a game of crib. She won of course. Then we went out for a walk. It wa warm with a light breeze and the sun was hanging high in the sky. My Super Nan told me many things I'll never forget on that walk. When it was time to go home I kissed Super Nan goodbye and left with a big smile on my face. It was one of the best days of my life. That night Super Nan passed away... I'll never forget her. I was around the age of twelve when she died but my memory of Super Nan will never fade. And whenever I play a game of cards I always think of that magnificent woman, Super Nan.
hi jessica !
ReplyDeletethis is joe cool. i don´t remember much math either. i´ve grown wild and complex with it and don´t review or think about it much anymore as math is 4 dummies. most of my visible math is seen on canvas when i do oils or during engineering and boatbuilding. most of the math is automated by autocad or with hand through paper and pencil. simple stuff made difficult by peaceful dummies ! blitzkrieg germany summer storms 2012. 4 punks dead. 150,000 thunderbolts. that´s math !