todAAy i AAm grAAteful & thAAnkful
that I completed my month of commitment of chairing the 12:15 Speaker meetings
for a small AHA! moment regarding some childhood thinking. It's so true what they say -- More Shall Be Revealed.
that I no longer sit on a barstool, fantasizing and wishing
I'm not so great at math. One of you tell me WHY this works.
Take the last 2 digits of the year you were born plus the age you will be this year and it will equal 111.
Life is too important to be taken seriously.
- Oscar Wilde
5 comments:
I'm not good with math. There are too many rules and few suggestions.
Here's my thought: Since the year 1900 there have been 111 years. Of course, the years before you were born (beginning with 1900) and the years after you were born will add up to 111 years. Next year everyone’s age + birth year will equal 112. Then 113. Because the birth year and age account for all years since 1900.
I asked my husband why it worked. He's good at math, but not good at explaining, so he understood it right away but I didn't. Syd's reply makes perfect sense!
I somehow kinda figured Syd could answer that one. The scientific mind is wicked cool!
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