Easy Math

Math had been difficult for some of us, but then it is a skill like language where you have to practice at all times.

Easy Math

Easy Math

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Easy Math

Easy Math

Math is part of everyday life because everyday, people deal with business, money, and Jobs. We can't go away counting, it sharpens the brains.

I have learned to love Math when I was in high school, though I did not excel in it; I got one of the highest scores in basic Math and other Math subjects except for Algebra. Math goes with Science and I found Science to be fascinating.

College/university my parents thought I could be dealing with a field connected to counting. But then, to analyze every account got boring for me. I wasn't fond of recording every detail and solving the problems of a lost centavos. Anyway, I finished the course and writingstill found me. Hooray!

In the later years, so what's selling and then I have learned how small businesses work. It was a way to augMent a housewife's income and add some money; I have to love numbers; it means profit. Here, I have practiced counting quickly without the calculators tallying 10 's and 100 's in my mind. I discovered I counted Faster than the students and other professionals who use the calculator. Although my answers aren't exact, it came right rounded off.

In supermarkets, I always tell the checker "Please buzz me at this amount." I saw others using computing gadgets, but maybe they were just so diligent and acting out cool, but they seemed funny. Here's what I do, I don't use any gadgets. "I counted in 10 's and 100 's and that's it." See how you bringbasic Math till the day you die!

I remember when the co-teacher of my mother added plate numbers of cars during a "stop." I remember how my cousin John memorized serial numbers of money in his young age. I remember how my daughter Riza knew telephone numbers and dates by heart when in high school. And how in my mind, I adored my classmates Allan and Louise play with numbers. All these were real Math practice in life, that can equal the exercises in the books. We can teach this to our young and old population. Practice, and more practice is the answer!

Check this out:

60 seconds = 1 minute
60 minutes = 1 hour
24 hours = 1 day
7 days = 1 week
4 weeks = 1 month
12 months = 1 year
365 days = 1 year
366 days = 1 leap year
10 years = 1decade
100 years = 1 century
1000 years = 1 millennium

"Meridies" is the Latin word for noon.
Ante means before; Post means after.
From midnight to before noon is morning = miridiem = A.M. doors
12 noon is midday.
From noon to 12 midnight = afternoon = post meridiem = P.M.

Happy counting!

Rosalinda Flores-Martinez
IShallWrite

Easy Math

How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife

When you Mention 1950s housewife many people think of Donna Reed. She always wore a beautiful shirtwaist Dress with her hAir done just so. Or you may think of the TV shows or movies that brought back the ' 50s look like "Happy Days", "American Graffiti" and "Grease." In this article we will show you how to use retro fashions for a ' 50s housewife look. This 3-4 piece outfit is easy to put together and will help you look and feel the part.

How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife

How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife

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How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife

How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife

Let's start with The Dress: it should be a cheerful, light floral print, checks or solid. The best is a classic vinTAGe shirtwaist Dress with a fitted waist and full skirt with flared or. It buttons or zips in the front and often has sleeves cuffed. If you have trouble finding a shirtwaist Dress vinTAGe then check in storesthat sell house dresses and look for a simple style in vintage prints and colors like tiny rose prints or even kitchen prints. Avoid loud colors or polyester. Cotton or poly cotton will look the most authentic. The length should be mid calf or just below the knees. Be sure to wash the dress several times to make it more lived in and authentic looking.

Next, what says "housewife" more than an apron? Check thrift stores for vintage or a full or half vintage or new apron with a retro print. Be sure to look for one that makes a big bow in the back. If you can't find a convincing retro print, pastel or plain colors can work as well. Ric rac Stitch on for an extra touch to kitschy or tuck in the pocket hankie and let a little bit peek out. It's also a good idea to tie a sheer scarfon one of the apron ties, because you never know when you'll have to put up your hAir and pitch in to get something done.

Finally, you'll need to add some 50 's period details. These could be a circle pin, string of pearls, button earrings or cateye glasses. Try pulling your hAir back and tying it with a scarf into a triangle shape tied in the back under your hair, or pull it around and tie it on top with bunny ears. Shoes should be low heels, ballet flats or loafers. You can casually throw a cardigan sweater over your shoulders and add a sweater guard to hold it firmly in place. Purse should be big enough for your wallet, lipstick, keys to the station wagon and your coupon book. And don't forget your eyeglasses on a chain.

Now you have your 50 's housewife outfittogether. How will you get all your chores, washing and dusting done yet still have time to touch up your lipstick and keep your bouffant hairdo looking fresh? Let's be grateful for all the modern appliances that helped ease the household work and left more time for fashion and fun.

Fun Fact: The average homemaker in the 1950 's spent over three hours a day preparing meals, Cooking and feeding her family. New products were introduced in the 50 's that were designed to make life easier for the average homemaker. These products included Saran Wrap, microwave ovens, nonstick pans, Kraft Foods ' pre-sliced cheese, the Sunbeam Mixmaster, and Mrs. Paul's frozen Fish sticks. Yum!

How to Dress Like a 1950s Housewife