Despite being a mathematician, I won’t talk about matrices here, nor about spreadsheets. Instead, this brief post is about fitness!
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[M.A.P.L.E. IX-9] Battle of 19’s
Rest assured, COVID-19 is not in this discussion. (Well, other than for the fact that this post talks about changed schedules.)
Instead, it’s about 19:00, the time.
The time 19:00 is sometimes too early, sometimes too late. But it often seems to be the time that evening activities commence.
Time Eater
There’s a song that I heard when apartment-hunting in Kenosha, back in 2016. It was on WIPZ, which resembles WNUR, with indie music and more.
The song which I heard and successfully Shazamed was called Time Eater, and here it is.
There have been plenty of Time Eaters, and yesterday I heard the song while working, and figured to do a short blog post about it.
What is time, anyway?
During this year, both Independence Day and Christmas (and thus New Years Day 2018) fell on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday.
Yet this year, neither of those days happened to be any more awkward than it would be for others on my perspective.
I rarely have to work anyway on either of these days due to summer and winter breaks, but it is still strange when there’s a midweek holiday for those people that work during these weeks.
[M.A.P.L.E. VII-20] No Clock
This weekend has been all about baseball and softball for me: yesterday I went to the White Sox / Rangers game, where the Sox rallied from an 0-3 deficit to win 5-3.
Today, I’ve been listening to the Wildcats / Bulldogs game, where the score changes, per scoring inning, have been (NU listed first) 0-2, 4-2, 4-3, 4-7, 6-7, and it is currently in the sixth inning–Northwestern has 6 outs to work with.
Never A Worry 