It's true, it really happens that quickly, doesn't it?
I totally read this opposite the first time. At first glance I thought it was perhaps one of your kids birthdays, as I read "newborn / thirty one / two thousand and two".Clearly, I need my glasses to read everything now.
Did you ever count "One thousand one, one thousand two"? That's what your last line reminds me of. We schedule every second, but let the years fly by.
Barbara: In four lines or less (or more).Allison: I'm guessing a lot of people would register it as "Two thousand and two" the first time.Sara: Yes, and also "one Mississippi, two Mississippi..."
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It's true, it really happens that quickly, doesn't it?
I totally read this opposite the first time. At first glance I thought it was perhaps one of your kids birthdays, as I read "newborn / thirty one / two thousand and two".
Clearly, I need my glasses to read everything now.
Did you ever count "One thousand one, one thousand two"? That's what your last line reminds me of. We schedule every second, but let the years fly by.
Barbara: In four lines or less (or more).
Allison: I'm guessing a lot of people would register it as "Two thousand and two" the first time.
Sara: Yes, and also "one Mississippi, two Mississippi..."
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