Category Archives: Health

Weeknote for 9/13/2020

Posted on September 13, 2020 by Andy

Life maintenance 😐 I spent last week getting through regular and freelance work. Somehow that seemed to take up all my time, other than naps and miscellaneous tasks. I have a new Remicade schedule. After my upcoming infusion, I’ll do … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 8/16/2020

Posted on August 17, 2020 by Andy

Health 🤔 My immune-suppressing prednisone level is low, but I’m still avoiding indoor crowds. This is mostly to avoid possibly delaying my ulcerative colitis treatments at the hospital, which would happen if I exposed myself to known or suspected cases … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 8/9/2020

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Andy

Math 🤔 I feel more motivated to study math. Thanks to David Tall and some handily organized course descriptions from California State University, I found out that I won’t get to the interesting, formal mathematics I’ve been waiting for till … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 8/2/2020

Posted on August 3, 2020 by Andy

Health 🤔 I’m researching new medications. My Remicade infusion on Monday seems to have worked this time, and my flare-up has calmed down immensely. But my doctor made the good point that new medications have come out since I started … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 7/26/2020

Posted on July 27, 2020 by Andy

Math 😐 I continued my prealgebra review. I was juggling work and naps for most of the week, so I was only able to squeeze math in on the weekend, but I was pleased at how quickly the note-taking went. … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 7/19/2020

Posted on July 19, 2020 by Andy

Health 😕 Last week’s theme was dealing with my health. My COVID swab was negative. The doctor recommended self-isolating for 10 days just in case, since it could be a false negative. That period will end after Tuesday, though my … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 6/28/2020

Posted on June 30, 2020 by Andy

Math 🙂 I paused the math learning to set up some tools. To make it easier to study lists in Anki, I installed the Cloze Overlapper add-on; and to create a math programming cookbook, I learned how to work with … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 6/21/2020

Posted on June 21, 2020 by Andy

Math 🙂 I learned about linear equations and inequalities. At this stage I’m reading three overlapping textbooks, so I’m carefully reading the new content from each and skimming the repetitions. It’s going a bit slower than I expected, but mostly … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 6/14/2020

Posted on June 18, 2020 by Andy

Math 🙂 I finished the prealgebra chapters. Last week completed the project month of June, and this week starts my version of the extra month of Sol. The OpenStax prealgebra book continues, but at that point its content overlaps with … Continue reading →

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Weeknote for 5/3/2020

Posted on May 3, 2020 by Andy

Learning 😎 For my project to create a first draft of a dictionary of mnemonic substitute words, I finished setting up the TransPhoner software and tinkered with it enough to see that parts of it will be useful. This week … Continue reading →

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