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Tony,

You are a joy to my heart, I swear! Your reply on the EN forum was very good and I can tell you are trying so hard....good for you! <img border="0" title="" alt="[Big Grin]" src="images/icons/grin.gif" />

I do get a tickle out of you. It would seem to me that you may have forgotten I'm Jewish. Not only do I do math in my head, I count money and calculate interest at the same time--then change interest rates "just for fun". Heehee. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Razz]" src="images/icons/tongue.gif" />

Not to perpetuate a stereotype, I'm just kidding around. Actually, I really do math in my head, but probably not in the Thinker way. See, my parents did not believe in calculators when I was a child, so I went through high school doing all my math manually. No problem right? Well, as luck would have it, I am a math genius, so I was put into college-level mathematics courses, and ended up having to do trigonometry and pre-calc IN MY HEAD! OY VEY! When I finally got to calculus my freshman year, it was a BREEZE because I had a calculator, and not one of those fancy T.I. ones either (that cost $90)--oh no! Just a regular old calculator. It was hilarious--statistics was a BREEZE because all I had to do was follow the theories and formulas...Accounting was a dream! Plus by then I had learned 10-key by touch and was keystroking away.

I don't just sit and make up math problems though. I go through the grocery store and figure which is a better deal: BOGO of 12 oz. at $2.79 or 15 oz. at 1.99? Which makes more servings? What's my gas mileage if I went 243 miles on 9.16 gallons. See?? Life junk.

Does that work for you?? Is it close to what you are asking for??

BTW, I'm sorry to hear you have a cold, and I hope you feel better. Wear your SpongeBob jammies--that should help (haha).

You're calculating friend,


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You could always mow my lawn, LOL.

Gonna run back outside and do some more yard work with YD.

I'm still thinking, but I think the bottom line is to understand the ideas and motives of the thinker. Being very careful not to fill in your own motives. In other words, make sure you understand what they are doing and why.

If you guess and get it wrong, at least for me, it is upsetting. I'd rather you ask than to just assume you understand.

Tony

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