A professor told his class, that in many languages, two negatives equal a positive. He then, states, that in no language, or phrased in no ways, can two positives equal a negative. Someone in the back of the class … raises his hand and says …. “Yeah, right.”.

I was browsing the web, when I came across this Google link, on which you voted for your favorite doodle, created by children in different age groups, representing what they want to be when they grow up.

http://www.google.com/doodle4google

For grades K - 3, I voted for “Space Life.” Region 10.

For grades 4 - 6, I voted for “Find Beauty in Everything”, region 6, but truthfully, I couldn’t really decide between that, region 5 (At first glance at the picture, I thought that the kid wanted to be an Easter Bunny when he grew up), Region 4, and Region 1 (hey, he was from Massachusetts?.)

For grades 7 - 9, I voted for Searching for the Stars, region 6, but once again, I somewhat liked Region 8. Yeah, and Region 9. Simple, but inspiring.

For grades 10 - 12, I voted for Region 2. Region 9, wasn’t too bad …

Looking around Tumblr ….. interesting ….