nada enchilada

Believe it or not, I've taken quite a few math classes in my life.  I've even kept my textbook from every class and now have a healthy reference section in my 'library'.  Tonight I pulled an old Calculus book off the shelf to look up applications of hyperbolic functions (a potential topic for my Master's presentation in month) to find this phrase written in the margin of one page, in my own handwriting:

a little bit is better than nada, sometimes you want the whole enchilada

What in the world...?  I had no memory of writing this nor any idea what it meant.  Granted, I would have used this particular textbook somewhere around 1999, so I think it's ok to forget writing a few things from that long ago.  However an obvious guess sent me to youtube looking for a music video.  I found this gem.  I know you will love it.  

On a completely different topic a significant holiday has just passed.  I didn't do a whole lot to celebrate as most of the traditional festivities are much more fun with kids around.  However I did find this particular blog post fascinating.  It made me want to celebrate Easter in the Holy Land one of these years.