Algebra

All science baffles me...my memories of high school chemistry involve looking out the window...that's it. In biology, the teacher literally went crazy one day, went home and never returned. Whatever we were supposed to learn went right by me. I can make my brother speechless when I explain to him that I don't believe in neutrons and protons. I passed on physics all together. In college, I had to take two semesters of science. The first semester I took what I have always called 'Science for basketball players'. The instructor spoke almost no English, the class was three days a week at 9:00am, and many people slept through it - I was awake but could have been asleep for all I learned. I think the tests were multiple choice. The second semester, I took the night school version of the class. It was three long hours, but only once a week. The instructor was better, but again, I remember nothing. I can't focus a Microscope. I fainted in anatomy and physiology. I am lucky that life involves choices, because I couldn't have gotten a science degree if my. Life depended on it... I like math, it is logical and makes sense to me. I think it takes memorization and practice (maybe science does too). I hope you come to terms with algebra. SJ

I know... it's just numbers. But for whatever reason, whenever you start talking about Train A and Train B, my brain quickly diverts to something more pleasant like weighing myself or squat thrusts. :D