Two events dominated Pi Day. James seems to have challenged his class to memorise Pi to as many decimal places as possible (winner gets a pie). Here, we aimed to draw the perfect circle. Mine were universally appalling. I don't make crop circles, but if I did, they would pobably be the worst crop circles in the world. Emma's attempts were pretty rubbish; but she numbered them and circled her numbers - one of these cirvles was as perfect as any I saw all day.
Sad.
It's time to embrace the year.Pancakes on pancake day, eggs for easter, turkey for christmas and international talk like a pirate day speaks for itself (yarrr). This is a group blog outlining our attempts to live as we're told to by those folks who run the calendar.
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