If you are a calendar-and-dates nerd, there’s an elegance about February 2009, with four perfectly aligned weeks:
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Your Erdős number must be
Your Erdős number must be pretty darn low.
Only if your week begins with
Only if your week begins with Sunday. Since 1973 the week begins with Monday in Sweden. (As a result of the change from Sunday to Monday the year of 1972 had 54 weeks.)
2010 is the year Mondayians
2010 is the year Mondayians will get to experience The Perfect February.
We have an intra-family
We have an intra-family debate at our house about the proper start day of the week. I am strongly in the Sundayian camp, while Catherine is strongly in the Mondayian camp.
Because I tend to work most Sundays, I tend to think of Sunday as the start of the work week.
Who coined the term “Perfect
Who coined the term “Perfect February”? I’ve never heard anyone but me use it before.
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