Merry bloomin xmas

[bigpaul]

(2 August 2012, 17:07)Skvez Wrote: It has been observed time and time again that people cut off from a calendar loose track of the days even when they are trying to mark them off.
When there is no schedule to the day it's very easy to forget whether you marked a day off or not already today. You can remember doing it but was that today or yesterday?
You really need a scheme where you move a marker from "Night" to "Morning" to "evening" to "Night" again where it's easier to see whether you've moved it to Morning already today.
Of course this still isn't fool-proof as it's easy to forget to move it from "Morning" to "Evening" and too many graduations of the day becomes a burden to update.

There is a reason why Stonehenge was made (to track the time of the year), despite the huge effort it took to create.

(2 August 2012, 09:36)Prepaday Wrote: Xmas, Birthdays. Valentines day, Pancake day, Easter, Halloween, Firework night, All far to commercialized and costs a blooming fortune.

They are only as expensive as you choose to make them.

post collapse time or days wont matter much, if you want to mark the days off have a wooden board and mark it once each day( mark it as soon as you get out of bed then you wont forget and you wont get confused) remember the old rhyme 30 days hath September, april, june and november, all the rest have 31 except february ALONE which has 28 days clear, 29 each LEAP year.