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It's now the year 2007, and the calendar companies have been
collecting pictures and paintings done by either already famous artists or
un-well-known artists making them well-known.
Most of the calendars I see now are those Chinese zodiac ones
with a picture of a pig, since this year is the year of the boar. A pig
representing a boar isn't really a good idea though. Some people might get
confused and think that boars are pink, cute, and hairless. In truth, as you
all know, that fits a pig or a piglet's description. Boars are cute too, but
they have fur, are brown, and probably have tusks.
The kinds of calendars I personally like are ones with the
stands. It's so easy to just look up from your homework and see what you're
going to have to do the next day. And, off to the side, you can see the tiny
versions of the last, this, and next month so you can plan ahead. The one I
have on the table where I do everything has an hourly schedule.
I'm not that organized, but at least I can doodle on it! It's also cut so
that you can see three days, and then you flip the page, and you can still
see the original three mini months in which I might've circled someone's
birthday, this way, I don't need to recopy it 'til the end of the
month.
But then again, there are those super big calendars you put
out just for display where you can write minor notes, like... when the next
holiday is, or when we get out of school. Then there are always the annoying
pocket planners teachers make you bring to class everyday to write down
assignments for each subject. Some of them have fun facts or quotes, others
are just plain and mainly for the peace of the teachers' eyes.
The ancient Mayans, according to their super old 260-day calendar,
believed that we would all die by the year 2012. But as y'all can see, we're
still living today, and there's a good chance that we'll still be living
after 2012 has come and gone, Unless you don't consider yourself to be a
human being. Then in that case, I can't help ya.
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