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Old 09-30-2022, 10:34 PM
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Has any body else noticed that Calendars do not seem to last as long as they used to , mine is already on the tenth page and it seems like yesterday I hung it up
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Seems to be an on going problem the older you get.

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That's why I use corn cobs.
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If you save them you can reuse them, this one is good in 2024. I think ol' George would have the most.
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If you save them you can reuse them, this one is good in 2024. I think ol' George would have the most.
Spot-on , next year you can re-use a 2017 then a 1996 or 1968 then for 2025 use an old 2014
I have a year calendar from 1851 till 2050 and for the curious there are only 14 types of calendars
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