Petite La Fleur

IT IS HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN! Yes! Halloweeeeeeeeen!!!! This morning the first thing I did with my brother, mom and Olivia was attend the memorial we held for my grandmother; she died 4 years ago as of today. Then we stopped by post where I met up with Heather and applied as a bagger at the Commissary. On our way out, we visited the International Market and it had some cute things that I really like, such as Mezzo Mix and stuff so it was awesome!!! Next, we dropped Alexander off at his friend's house and went to the pumpkin patch (: At 3:30, Heather and David showed up and we ate lunch at my house, bought some stuff for our costumes, and then went to David's house to put them together and go trick-or-treating. David, Heather and I were Alvin&The Chipmunks, and Giulia was a cat. It was fun :) Afterwards, we came to my house, chilled, watch Jurassic World and Texas Chainsaw Massacre. At midnight, David and I began our NaNoWriMo challenge !!!!! So due to...

So today's task was to take a picture of a book with a pumpkin... Meaning there's not much for me to write about as far as content goes, BUT I can describe the book itself a little. E=mc2 A Biography of the World's Most Famous Equation  by David Bodanis, is the reading material for my physics class (usually assigned one chapter per class to complete for homework). At this point, we've just started chapter 8, but we're half-way through the novel. The Preface itself was a true testament of the author's writing ability because it was absolutely phenomenal. There are four sections to the book: Ancestor's of E=mc2, The Early Years, Adulthood, and Till The End of Time. Basically, the author introduces the history building up to the equation itself, followed by the section we're currently in, describing the involvement of Einstein to the equation. Chapter 8 seems to report the initial usage of the equation.