IT’S A GREAT YEAR TO REUSE YOUR OLD CALENDAR!

What do 2023, 2017, 2006, 1995, and 1989 have in common?

Turns out that date-wise, they have everything in common. Those years and many more are exactly the same. I learned this by checking a Perpetual Calendar, a list that uses algorithms to compute the day of the week for any given year, month, and day of month. With a Perpetual Calendar, you can figure out which years are the same as the current one.

2006 Homemade calendar of my cats.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

Ff you’re like me with a drawer full of old calendars to pretty or meaningful to throw away, you can bring them out to reuse again. 2023 is an especially compatible year, with several options from the near-past from which to choose.

2017 Page-a-day Desk Calendar

2017 House of Dreams Calendar with sweet Angel Snowball before she got the infection that left her with airplane ears.

Want to learn more about reusing old calendars? Read my blogpost from 2021, SAVING MONEY WITH THE PERPETUAL CALENDAR, here.