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Originally posted by pawnhandlerDecided, in these difficult economic times, to give last year's calender a second chance to get it right... realizing it's a 20th Century approach.
One that I was given for Christmas is a page-a-day http://tinyurl.com/7fv8pq Bad Cat calendar.
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Edit: Play of mind reflects in the same way I usually play chess and live life... zig when I should zag and zag when I should probably zig.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWell, don't give it carte blanche. It will be a day + leap year off????? I buy mine at an office supply store for $4.95 (US) with great big squares for all my RHP and real world obligations.
Decided, in these difficult economic times, to give last year's calender a second chance
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Originally posted by MontyMooseMoose, your point's valid but, hey, a day ahead or a day behind so what. Not a real biggee deal... besides isn't that what timebanks are for...
Well, don't give it carte blanche. It will be a day + leap year off????? I buy mine at an office supply store for $4.95 (US) with great big squares for all my RHP and real world obligations.
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Originally posted by cashthetrashnot really but i assume i would get a free copy if such a JD calendar was made 😛
No reason in particular. Just that BWA has been known to do something similar already and I have a deep curiosity about what a JD calender would look like. Fess up you just want to place an order don't you.
Mine is this year's edition of the same theme I have enjoyed for some years. Each month has a picture showing an example of my favourite breed of dog, the magnificent and enigmatic Chow Chow. This breed captured my heart and stamped it's imprint on my soul about 30 years ago, and I have never been the same since.