A celebration! My husband's first text book was just published!
Congratulations, sweetie! I am so happy and excited for you! :)
Not so merry everything
3 days ago
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
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- Gwen
- I started my first blog (The Wedding Dress Saga) to chronicle my adventures sewing a wedding dress (my first) for a dear friend. My second sewing blog (After the dress) chronicled the next 4 years of my sewing life. A new stage in life called for a new blog - welcome to: "In Over My Head"
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4 comments:
Congratulations, what an accomplishment
Cool! Congratulations! What's the subject area?
I clicked on the picture and saw the differential equations textbook. I think I've forgotten alot of diffy q.
Congratulations! Very exciting. I only survived two semesters of calculus, and never had to take DiffyQ, much less apply it to anything specific or master it enough to write the textbook. Impressive!
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