Holiday Math Activities
30 Dec, 2023 at 12:38 | Posted in Varia | 2 CommentsLong holidays are nice. But sometimes, amid all the relaxation, you can feel your brain getting a bit mushy. What do you do then? Personally, I usually solve crosswords, chess problems, and the occasional mathematical puzzle to keep the grey brain cells active over Christmas and New Year…
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LARS P. SYLL 
I’m rusty on maths, but I’m in the top 1% on Duo, keeping my brain active studying Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Greek, Arabic and Mandarin every day 🤣
Comment by Karey— 30 Dec, 2023 #
It sounds like we both, Karey, appreciate learning languages, so in the ones yours truly masters —
Bonne Année!, Buon anno!, Feliz Año Nuevo!, Frohes neues Jahr!, Gelukkig Nieuwjaar! Gott nytt år!, and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Comment by Lars Syll— 31 Dec, 2023 #