Why do you ask?
These are my favorite numbers to write.



I like the sharp corners and straight lines. 5 isn't all straight, but it does have corners. It's also another reason that I like Z so much. I've been crossing my z's since Algebra II, when I didn't want to confuse the Zs in my equations with 2s.

These are things that keep me sane in my solitude.
4 comments:
I cross my zs and 7s too! I have since pre-Algebra in 7th grade, thanks to Mr. Jacobson.
I can't say, though, that I've thought about my favorite letters and numbers to write. Maybe I should...
It's possible that this is one of my new favorite wikipedia pages, all due to your blog post.
Or this one.
I like the number 0 because it goes with everything. It makes for a good looking palindrome on my odometer.
Totally digging that link. Thanks!
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