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!