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In summer 2005 I mentioned a sentenced I waited for all my life: "Never a math exam again". Well, never say never. Tomorrow at 8am I will have my (hopefully) last math exam (again): Predicate Logic. Before christmas I thought it is something I can handle. But now I can just say "Okay, fine, but should I know that?". I am so glad exams at this university are not under a real time limit. I have 5 hours to solve the questions. Enough time to be creative, I hope. But for sure, I will try a few exercises later this evenig.
Because of the exam Phil and Ulrich visited me today again and we learned a few hours. Their way to my building was not easy, because we had a snow storm outside. Snow was falling from the right to the left instead from top to down and streetworkers cleaned the roads all the time. Now, it is quiet and we have a lot of snow. I will test the snow while going to the supermarket to buy some things for tomorrow's breakfast.
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