Old calendars never really go out of date.


	Old calendars never really go out of date.

JediKnut

1-19-2009 2:25 AM

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calendar, year, reuse

JediKnut says:

Great article! So helpful... Just the other day I was doing some cleaning in my room & came across a calendar from 1998 which I couldn't get myself to throw away... & now I can re-use it!

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1-19-2009 2:31 AM

ericskiff

Wow. For some reason I expected the overlaps to be fewer and farther between. Great find!

1-19-2009 11:54 AM

mona

awesome! Now the challenge will be to find a calendar from 1891 in order to apply it to this year!

1-19-2009 6:34 PM

Jorjor

Classic illustrations like the one in the clip never go out of date, either.

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