Happy Sequential Date. The last one this century. (That’s sobering)
Enjoy every moment!
Source: This Isn’t Happiness. Share inspired by Emil Cioran (The Trouble With Being Born): “This very second has vanished forever, lost in the anonymous mass of the irrevocable. It will never return. I suffer from this, and I do not. Everything is unique—and insignificant.”
Live & Learn 
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The last one of this century! MY last one …..
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Thanks for sharing Horty.
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Welcome!!! 😎
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I noticed this, too. Thanks, David.
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Great minds… 🙂
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… think greatly!
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LIKE IT!
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Well. . . . where I live, the date is written
13-12-14.
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Do we have another one of those this century? If so Craig, we’re going with your date structure.
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Cool
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20 years from now: January 2, 2034 1-2-34
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Genius. We’re going with that Kristin!
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I noticed this as I was writing checks this morning.
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I have finally had a day of respite, and have been offline really for most of it and hadn’t noticed the date! I just shared with my kiddo and he, impressed, asked me: ‘how did you think of that!?’ Fun. I told him you told me. Thanks for a moment of coolness. 🙂
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So glad that I can assist your Cool Mom persona…
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who knew?! hmmf.
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have to wait now for my next lifetime to experience this again
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Now is that a pleasant and optimistic point of view. Genius…
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A friend sent a text yesterday at 10:11, 12/13/14 ( he waited all morning to do it). He’ll be waiting a very long time to do it again! I hadn’t noticed the date yesterday and now feel like in some ways, I missed out.😞
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Awwwww, I wish I could roll the day back for you…
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