While my son, Aaron — who is currently working on his PhD in Mathematics —1st expressed a preference for numbers when he was 7, I prefer words.
However, not 2 put 2 fine a point on it b4 I get to the photos I want to share, I need 2 track numbers to stay alive, especially my INR.


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For me (who got a mechanical heart valve in 2016), the numbers for my specific target are actually a smaller range (2.7 – 3.5) because I had 1 TIA in 2022 when my INR was 2.4.

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Every 2nd 2sday I need to check my INR, and I spend the approximately 15 seconds waiting for the results worrying that my numbers will be below 2.7 and I will need to inject 2 of these a day …

… until my INR goes above 2.8.
Anyway, I don’t enjoy keeping track of those numbers or these numbers these days:
- How many people are listening to my music,
- How many people are reading my blog,
- How many people are answering my posts on Twitter,
especially if the numbers are low, since I then feel I should do something 2 make them higher.
I am now going 2 practice radical acceptance about all my numbers as I share a number of photos I took yesterday. Before I do, I am going 2 ask you 2 guess 2 things: (1) Will there be a higher number of animals photos or food photos? and (2) How many photos will have numbers in them?

































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Now, let’s see the numbers of World Observances listed for 11/16/25 (written as 16/11/25 in a number of different places).


Both of those lists have 6 items and I have 2 decide which 1 I am going 2 share on social media. As my teacher Mrs. Whitman used 2 say in the 6th grade, “it’s 6 of 1, half a dozen of the other.”
Here’s what I find when I search for “numbers” on YouTube:
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Thanks 2 the numbers of people who are here for this numbers post, including YOU!































