#calendar problems

[queenofchildren]

I think the reason that both july and august have 31 days is that they're named after julius cesar and augustus and whoever was the later one (augustus I think) didn't want to have less days in his month than the other one

What a delightful bit of Trivia - and based on what little I know of Roman rulers, that sounds 100% plausible to me. Thank you!

[backwardsperspectives]

So I have this calendar that I bought in England and I don't even know like half of the holidays on it.

[misterhoneybee-blog]

what?

I have had the most ridiculous problem today. I have NOT been able to keep track of what day it is.

I woke up this morning and couldn't quite believe it wasn't the weekend. I was sure it was Saturday morning. Kinda had that all day, right up to when I headed off to the pool, after checking the WEDNESDAY night schedule, only to get there and not be able to swim because of the regular Thursday night swimming lesson hours. And then for a few moments on the bikeride home I couldn't figure out if I should call Ayal to wish him a happy birthday - which I know is tomorrow.

what the what? Where is my brain - or rather, when? Feel like I need to watch a lot of Doctor Who to work this all out.

[vermissary]

Man this month's picture on my calendar is really boring

Hurry up and be done March, this picture of Denver is boring me to tears

[paralyticpackage-blog]

Thank you memory..

For those who don't know, I write down what I've done each day on my calendar, it's actually really helpful/entertaining, also kinda makes me want to do stuff each day worth writing down. Anyway, I haven't written anything down since Tuesday, mostly cause I've been in the Port. Now I have an extremely vague idea of what happened (in that I'm aware why I haven't written anything down) but I honestly cannot think at all what happened each day. All I've managed to get down is yesterday's antics. It's amazing how easily stuff leaves my mind. This is usually why I write stuff down :P