Math Olympiad & Rattlesnake Mountain

Many events have happened during this weekend.

For example, I went to the Math Olympiad yesterday. There, I participated in two sessions of math - the Long Questions and the Short Questions. The Long Questions involved a lot of thinking, and weren't very easy, so my team got an hour to work through all 12 tasks. My team got 100% correct! The Short Questions were simpler questions, like: "What is the probability Evan will roll two even numbers with two fair six-sided dice?" We got 20 minutes for 5 questions. We didn't get all of these right, tough, but we still got in the top 6.

Today, I went to Rattlesnake Mountain and walked a trail along Rattlesnake Lake's edge, which was 3/4 mile long. The area was named after the Rattlesnake plants in the area, and the lake was created when the town of Moncton was flooded in 1915 - they had built a dam, and the water seeped through the glacial material in the mountain and into the town. The water is very clear and clean. It's a great place to visit.

To sum up, I had a great time over the weekend!