Feeling brighter than she had the other day, Lisa had come into the classroom and greeted Professor Robinson enthusiastically before taking a seat to work on the problems. As her quill hit the parchment, her mind went to work solving problems. 2+5x3. Order of operations. Had to be 17. 14 x 30. Okay she had to break this one down, she tapped her quill and pictured the numbers and…. 420! And finally (20+4)x2. PEMBDAS? 48.

Easy peasy. Math made much more sense then people’s emotions and crushes.

Her hand shot up IMMEDIATELY. She had just been reading about this the other day aaaaaaaand she had to share show off. “Professor, math can be found everywhere! The Fibonnaci Sequence is SO COOL! If we went into the greenhouses and looked at some flowers, we could count their petals and we’d see PATTERNS. Cool yeah? Lisa Nam was thriving.

“This sequence is special and so cool because every number after the first two is the sum of the two preceding ones. So like 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and so on!”