I had some trouble pulling this one off. The problem was that I miscounted one of my rows and that threw off the whole thing. In the end, it was easier to just to restart than go back and fix it. So, here’s a better version.
I’m also somewhat vindicated that it is possible to divide 31 (which is, in fact, a prime number) fairly neatly into groups of fours and fives.
Also, I might try to upload the full-sized version of that picture at some point, but either WordPress as a platform or my own home Internet doesn’t like uploading big files and I’ve never been able to upload a big image.
I’ll need to look into that more.
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