For better or for worse, I have been deeply immersed in a boat load of math for the past three months... Mega weirdos with equally pedantic names like curvature flow, Laplacian encoding, Jacobian, conjugate gradient, Newmark integration, Newton iteration, and backward Euler have entered into my life and have been giving me a rough time... Anyway, thanks to all this math, I've begun making exclusive use of pencils to aide in all asepcts of my [insert intelligent and cool-sounding noun form of hand-writing] well-being. I'm not sure if this is a handicap or not, but I find it really difficult to do math with a pen.... Call it a pet peeve, or some psychological malfunction originating from my childhood, but I just don't feel comfortable when I'm using a pen to solve something.... Does anyone else feel the same way? Oh, yeah, and does anyone find themselves grabbing a hold of scrap paper, folding it nicely in half (vertically) so that you can solve your equations step by step without wasting a whole lot of space? Or is that just the weird ol' me? -.-;