Make do and mend.........calendar?

kippers

Just found this on another website which i thought i'd share with the oldstylers on here that like to re-use as much as possible....you enter the year and it will tell you the year of old calendars that you can use i.e in 2011 the days are same as the 2005 calendars (i hope i'm making myself clear).

Here is the link: http://whencanireusethiscalendar.com/?y=2011

Caterina

Kippers, thank you for this, I especially loved the comment they have about the lunar cycle (in the "more info" section)! LOL

roosterpotatoes

What about leap years

Nile

Hello kippers

You're making sense to me. I had a VCR that lasted waaaay beyond it's expected lifetime.:cool: This meant that it wouldn't recognise 2007 for example, so I would have to enter a year at random and keep entering a year until it found (for example) that the 5th November falls on a Friday in 1986...............1986 is just a guess.............so I would enter the year is 1986.

I have two calendars which don't have the year on them. I bought one in the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, USA. It is a Renoir Remembrance Calendar. I use it for peoples' birthdays, anniversaries and a reminder of when the car is due an MOT etc and I just turn it over at the start of each month to show me who I need to buy cards for etc.

The other is a small round plastic (date and month only) calendar thingy I bought in the gift shop at the Falkirk Wheel in Scotland.

http://www.thefalkirkwheel.co.uk/

There's a button on the top to click to change the day and a wheel at the bottom to change the month.