88 Seconds

I find it funny. . . I have asked Cache for a couple of years now if he would like a Rubik’s cube . . . the answer was always no. But he got Caleb one for Christmas and he has been the one not able to put it down. (Caleb likes it too). He learned to solve it over Christmas and it used to take him quite a while, I want to say around 15 minutes when he first started. But now he’s got it down to 88 seconds. It is pretty amazing watching him. . . hardly thinking about his next move and where each one goes, he just moves it and twists it and in a matter of seconds, it is solved. I think he is trying to get it as low as Bryan Kehl’s 70 seconds. He is also working on his one-handed time . . . right now it is 5ish minutes (down from 10). I guess next up is a 4x4 or a 5x5. . . .