In just a few minutes the Olympic Games will be over, and it will be until 2014 when we will met again in Sochi.
But the party isn’t over yet. From March 12 to March 21 I’ll be reporting the Paralympic Games, just as I’ve been doing since… let’s see… Beijing 2008. As it happens, it will be a challenge, because I’ll be in school, and with Calculus, Dynamics and Algebra partial exams nonetheless. I hope I can do it right.
I pretend to write about the six Paralympic sports, and report the incidences of the games. It was easier during the Peking games because I was up all night long, switching sports, uninterrupted. Here, I’ll have less chance to do that, because at noon (Vancouver time) I have to go to the university. It will be complicated, yes, but I like challenges.
And, just because I’m actually doing my homework (due next Tuesday, by the way), I’ll end this here, with a question for you all: Do you want me to report in English or not? Because in Spanish I’ll do it anyway. Drop me a line if you’re interested.
Finally, a silly math joke. What does a mathematician mermaid wear? An Algae-Bra!
See you all.
Dijo.
An atheist, a freethinker, an engineer, and a good man. He loves to write, but sucks at it. And, of course, English is not his mother tongue, but was learned as a second language.
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