It appears as though I now have a blog; how in the world did I end up in this predicament? It’s a savage tale of lies, loss and betrayal… well, not really. Not even close actually. It was sometime in April, possibly May when it happened, I was in the Math Office, as I often am, talking to Lisa, as I often do, and somehow, the conversation turned to blogs. To my surprise Lisa proposed that we should both promise to have our own blogs by the end of June. I of course said yes; I’ve always had a problem with talking before thinking things through. A few days (or weeks) later, I found myself back in the office, at which point Lisa told me we had to move up the date. To my dismay, I agreed again, but this time I quickly changed the subject. So here you are, at the beginning of June, reading my blog, The Awesome.
So I have a blog, what could I possibly have to blog about? That is the question, stay tuned for the answers! My plan is to post something every weekend. I think most anyone who is reading this knows me well enough to realize this won’t happen. There is also very little chance that the material I post will be of any interest to any of you. I for one will take solace in the fact that Kavita will read all of the dribble I write, what else are sisters for, right?
Coming up next week, my first, and possibly last post, about sports.
June 1, 2008 at 10:20 am |
Eff! You are right! I will read all the crap you right, you have already sucked me in!
I can’t wait to read about sports! lol
June 1, 2008 at 10:22 am |
Not only have my math skills deteriorated, but apparently my English as well! “Write” not “Right” WTF!!!
June 1, 2008 at 11:14 am |
Your response to the sports post is going to be: “Oh Joseph.”
June 1, 2008 at 10:12 pm |
Hooray! Thanks for pushing me to get my blog going, too. Here we go…
June 3, 2008 at 12:36 pm |
I always wondered what math majors did during their down time. I thought it would be something numerical–counting the stars, estimating the volume of a car, figuring out the statistical possibility of the light changing to green before you arrive at it. I was wrong–you use words! You didn’t even include any Greek letters. Are you truly a math master, or is this a ploy to draw you in and then switch for formulas?
June 3, 2008 at 12:43 pm |
No bait and switch here, but I’m sure I’ll come up with plenty of things that you find less appealing than formulas.
June 9, 2008 at 11:09 am |
Haha. Amit, you are so so so funny. I could not have written something like this. I will miss all these guys. The food(Amit), candis (Paige), Hot spicy dish (Steve), Thanksgiving(Luke), Choclate (Francis), Soccer(Jeff), Analysis(Sayaka) and cracks (Robie) ahahahaha, A whole lot from other guys. I missed that already.