you can see...triangles! or make that almost clear day. like it was today in the good old T.O. there were a few clouds but generally during lunchtime it was just blue skies all around. with some wind that blew the skirt of my white dress but it was a good thing i wore slip, otherwise too many people would've been rendered blind.
anyway, coming out of the market, i spotted the little scalene triangles on the roof of this low-rise condominium building. those little triangles weren't actually triangles, but from my vantage point they gave the impression that they were scalene trianges. i was also able to shoot the building at an angle as to make a bigger triangle. how was that for a coup, eh? too bad this had to be in black and white, otherwise, you'd have seen the beautiful blue skies this building was set against.
scalene triangles are triangles which sides and angles are not equal, as opposed to an isosceles triangle which has two equal sides and two equal angles, and the equilateral triangles whose three sides and angles are all equal. that i remember from my third year high school geometry.
i always believed that i was never good at mathematics and like sciences, physics, geometry, trigonometry, chemistry, etc. in geometry, i had to maintain a minimum grade requirement of 87% to continue my scholarship for the next year. so i had to tell the teacher rather frankly that i have no idea what she was teaching us and i can't understand the book, even though it's in english. but i can't have an average of less than 87 or i won't be able to continue schooling. so she said for the finals, i just had to memorize the different kinds of angles and triangles. and that's how i know about triangles and still remember them. in exchange, i had to write a book report for her brother so her brother would pass his english subject. then, when i was in law school, a professor was impressed that i could do percentages at the top of my head, and he said i was very good in mathematics. now, don't be asking me about tangent and cosine. i'd need to google those. hahaha!
thank you very much for your views and kind comments. they are sincerely appreciated and i hope you like my triangles for today.
have you seen my happy sunflower shot from yesterday? let me pimp it to you; you can see it here:
http://365project.org/summerfield/365-again/2012-07-23
@slang - thank you, sean harry.
@myautofocuslife - algebra, calculus, statistics, recess...hahaha! you funny woman. thank you, livia. you'll have to bear five more days of triangles from me.
@alia_801 - thank you, alia. got to liven up this triangle mess!
@roth - i had a lot of tricks in high school, like selling my notes so i have money to buy my favourite record (how lame!) and they were the wrong notes so the competition for high grades was contained to just a few of us :-) thank you, sue.
As for mathematics, add a kid, I was really good. Teachers thought I was some sorta genius. Oh how wrong they were. Now I can barely remember my phone number let alone long division. Lol