My hair was only styled andout of curlers for special occasions. But she did something that effected my life, I think, even more than thediapers. One ...ay, she had friends over, like she always did and they werelaughing at me, like they always did. One of the women brought along her 75year old mother, who wore gigantic, thick, "Coke Bottle" glasses, the kind thatmake your eyes look huge to others. The old woman complained that she had justgotten new glasses and hated them and was going to throw. M. Dr. Eckleburn left me alone with Ms. Campbell in her room. As I stepped inside, I’m immediately drawn to all of the sketches on the walls. Much of it is drawn in chalk, some of it smeared, and all of it seemed incoherent, yet, done with purpose. I turned to look at Ms. Campbell, and she’s laid on her bed, looking up at me, and smiling with a glazed look in her eyes. I fear her sedation may prevent me from conducting the thorough interview I was hoping for. Still, I should at least try. I. What devotees of math fail to take into account is the simple fact that any and all human systems are flawed. Why? For the simple reason that humans are flawed, imperfect, self-absorbed, short-sighted ... yada-yada-yada, so on and so forth. And we perceive the same things in different ways. They can try to describe the color yellow with ones and zeros, or lambdas and deltas, NOTs and NORs, but take away the perception and emotion factors and what's left is hardly worth the effort. But that's. He closed his eyes and pretended to be asleep, then changed his mind. "Hi, Mom," he yawned when Judy poked her head in the room."Sleeping already?" she said."Yeah." He rubbed his eyes. "Have a good time tonight?" It was okay." Judy had been to a neighbor's open house. "I missed your father though." Dad working again?"Judy's lips tightened. "Yes."The blanket stirred and the boy quickly sat up. "I guess I'll read a while." Is everything all right, Son," Judy said softly. She still craved her son..