I hate math.
But that was before.
Today, I love God for giving
us this “weird” thing and I want to kiss and hug all my math teachers (group hug please!) who patiently
introduced me to this “crazy” world.
Yes, I considered it
"weird" and “crazy” before because I taught it’s a waste of time studying
binomials, polynomials, trinomials, etc. for it has no use in my daily affairs. “Kailangan ba ang trigonometry ‘pag
bumili ka sa tindahan o kaya sumakay ka sa jeep” this is what I sarcastically
tell to some of my friends who, like me always tremble when it’s time for math.
How I wish my math teachers
are always sick (sorry ma’am, sorry sir)
or the principal calls for an emergency meeting just for us not to hold class (sorry sa mga classmate kong favorite ang
math). It’s also funny to remember how I wish once that I am an alien with
hundred fingers ( in both hands and feet)
to help me do the addition and multiplications. Or an the invisible man during recitations.
Naranasan mo ba 'yung math game na dalawa kayong tatayo sa likuran ng room tapos nasa harapan ung teacher na may hawak na flashcards at mag-uunahan kayong sagutin ang problem na ipapakita nya? Ang goal ng laro ay una kang makapunta sa harapan ng room sa pamamagitan ng mabilis na pagsagot. Isang mabilis na sagot, isang mabilis na hakbang. Pero para sa akin noon, wala itong ibang goal kundi pahiyain ako sa klase. How I wish I was never born every time I'm in that kind of situation kasi palagi akong naiiwan at natatalo ng aking kalaban. Na trauma talaga ako sa math dahil sa activity na ito.
Worst, to cover my weakness in math, I will also do everything
just to get answers in my examinations. Nan d'yan ang mangopya,
gumawa ng kodigo sa papel, sa kamay, sa arm chair, sa gilid ng upuan, sa likod
ng upuan, sa upuan ng may upuan, sa uniform, sa panyo, sa sahig, sa pader sa
black board, kahit saan basta makakuha lang ako ng sagot sa math (sorry po Lord).
These is how I treat Math
before.
But today, I already appreciate
Math (especially if there's a lot of beautiful numbers in my accounts) and love God for creating this science.
And here’s the reason why.
104
162
- 98
x 10
6
1620
6
1620
x 27
x 27
162
43740
162
43740
x 12 x 12
1944
524880
1944
524880
x 28 x 28
54432 14696640
Maybe you’re thinking what
these numbers are. They are not my lucky numbers and unfortunately not a good
formula for picking numbers if you’re addicted playing Lotto. These
numbers are simple calculations (syempre
gumamit ako ng calculator sa pag compute n'yan) of how inspiring and
powerful the habit of a pasahero is.
I will share more the
details next time.
Thank you.
May you always be inspired!
pasahero: (pasa /to give/; hero /someone who saves/) is a lifestyle which cultivates generosity in one's heart. Its purpose is to inspire people to live generously, proclaiming that with God: "The one who gathered much did not have too much, and the one who gathered little did not have too little" 2 Cor. 8:15. Indeed, because God is very generous to us, WE CAN also be generous to others!
The Four Inspirations of Pasahero
In this Series: THE THREE PASAHERO ACTS
pasahero act 1: A Generous Saver
pasahero act 2: A Generous Passenger (Part 1)
pasahero act 2: A Generous Passenger (Part 2)
pasahero act 3: A Generous Example
pasahero act 1: A Generous Saver
pasahero act 2: A Generous Passenger (Part 1)
pasahero act 2: A Generous Passenger (Part 2)
pasahero act 3: A Generous Example
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