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Monthly Archives: June 2015
Numbers and Molecules
I try to push the boundaries when it comes to teaching Math to my son. First, I am very proud of his achievements so far. Next, it depends on his mood :). There are times where he does great and … Continue reading
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Continuing with a 3d print that’s partially printed
Whenever I run into a trouble, I research about it and finally used to document what worked for me. I did this for a long time even before I started working on ITIL and ITSM at work. Knowledge is the … Continue reading