Is it just me or does February seem a little bigger this year?
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When I was young, leap year was a mystery. I had a friend whose birthday fell on February 29, and though we were both born in the same year, Laurie always claimed to be a fraction of my age (1/4 to be exact). When I was 8, she insisted she was only 2. She didn’t turn 3 until I was 12. I have to admit, that phenomenon both confused and amazed my young mind. Obviously, I didn’t really understand what leap year was and simply accepted that Laurie must be pretty remarkable and unique for being born on such a special day.
Tomorrow is that special day, and Answers is abuzz with questions about leap year. Amanda C explains why we have a leap year, and MOM KNOWS EVERYTHING shares the formula for determining whether a year contains that mysterious extra day. I share uofiowagirl’s confusion about why it’s called a “leap year” when you’re actually adding a day, but effeykins sorts it out. If you’re hoping that your paycheck might feel a little heavier thanks to that surplus day, Bardic sets the record straight. Finally, despite Laurie’s insistence that she gained only one year to my four, the consensus is that leap year babies age at the same rate as the rest of us. However, when to celebrate a birthday in non-leap years is up for debate.
What I found most interesting is that February 29 is traditionally one of two days when it’s acceptable for a woman to propose marriage to a man (the other is Sadie Hawkins Day). Of course, customs have evolved and a woman asking for a man’s hand is no longer the outrageous act that it once was. But I wonder how many women will stick to the leap year tradition and pop the question tomorrow.
Will you do anything special to commemorate this leap year?
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remember time does not exist so there is not really an extra day, is there not? please answer !! =]
No, im on vacation and it has seemed liked 2 weeks. i guess everybody is different
Interesting blog! I learned a few things…, apparently I have to work all day tomorrow. I guess that’s my commemoration, lol : )
Yup this is a good bog thank you for letting me understand what leap year means!
It feels longer because so many political events are happening this month and your attention is focused on stressful events … It feels too long.
I love Leap year, I would not mind if my child was born on February 29. Unfortunatly it won’t be this year, but another 4 years before Feb 29 comes again. Also another chance for someone else to try to be president. Happens about the same time
This indeed feel and looks like a really long month, and maybe this month feel longer due to the fact that all the political campaigns are starting to shape out and it is stressful to find out who will be the nominees. Also valentines, for many guys this month can also be really stressful as most of them wait until the last minute to get their loved ones a gift or a surprise. For girls they also were waiting for that day to see what they would get or to see if they were going to get surprised. Not to mention that fact that it is a leap year, what a combination of events don’t you think? This was an interesting blog and fun to read! I hope your goes by faster tomorrow since it will be pay day on a friday and on the last day of the month!!!
sorry sumo, but i’m afraid time does exist. I think you are reffering to our arbitrary division of time, which i’m afraid also exists, because we defined it, but only has the meaning that we gave it.
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HUHHHH!?!
my neice was born on leap day also. tomorrow, she’ll be only 3 (12) and she says she hates it because she can rarely have her bday party on the right day. its always either the 28th or 1st.
february ain’t really that big.
I learned a few things to but i still have the question of “why do we have leap day?”
time is an illusion, leap years doubly so
For me Feb went even faster than Jan
i was the same old stay at home mom .. couldn’t go out most fo the time due to cold weather and small kids.. still it went in a flash for me
guess its relative .. May be you are waiting for something which makes you feel it was longer!
I am a leap year baby..and i will be 13 this leap year….can you figure out my age??? The older i get the better it seems they only come once every 4th year……….So I would like to know if there is a leap year site for those born on leap year..? Well happy birthday to those who have a leap year birthday…
Explaining this will be somewhat easier if you know the difference between the Julian calendar and the Gregorian calendar. Briefly put:
For centuries, Western civilization had used a calendar approved by Julius Caesar —the Julian calendar. As time went by, there began to be errors in the Julian calendar. Finally, under a Pope named Gregory (I forget his number) a solution was proposed. Eleven days were eliminated from the year so that Feb. 11 became Feb. 22. (When England finally accepted the Gregorian calendar, George Washington proved to be a good sport about this.)
Astronomers who worked in consultation discovered that it actually took the Earth 365 and one-quarter days to revolve around the sun in a year. The decision was made to have an extra day every four years. This extra day was placed in February since February wasn’t that long anyway.
No you ethier are bored or you are dpressed and time to you is going by slowly
People actually have birthdays once every time per that the earth revolves around the sun. That should be every year if I’m not mistaken. I came here to post a comment about it today, but I’ll catch you later.
Then, how do u celebrate ur birthday? If it only comes a leap year which is like 4 years! BTW… I am an A straight student.
My lovely wife proposed to me on Feb 29th 12 years ago. My children should be happy the tradition exists!
It’s a leap year so….
TO me it fells shorter.
Thats pretty neat. But I am thinking that I won’t be proposing tomorrow
you are so right , In the begining of february this year I thought I won’t be able to be done with many things i already planned for, so i delayed doing some of them , but now i know that it was such a waste of time , ‘coz now i feel like i have enogh time to do nothing .
I dont think February is long enough…considering the “shortest month of the year” had to Black History Month…I feel wuite offended. To know that the history of my ancestors will be at a somewhat worldwide cease tomorrow until next year bugs me. This month should be longer!
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yes it seems forever long…i guess cause im gonna see my deployed husband in march…lol so its going slow
http://www.timeanddate.com/date/leapyear.html
the above link will explain leap year, which will save me time in typing it in…interesting, isn’t it? If my daughter had been born 1 year earlier, she would only be 5…hence, she’s not…barely.
is there a day at all? or only night? all things bein’ equal… lunatics do not really care.. but s’funny cuz my cousin used to tell me the same thing! i dont know.. i forget.
yea leap year comes around every four years
we have a leap day becasue each year is 365 and a quater days! So becasue we cant have a quater day every four years we have a while day to make up for it. If we didnt, summer would end up in winter and winter in summer!
Hah my local newspaper said it was bad luck to get married on a leap year, includes any day of the leap year
Uh, yeah, this didn’t actually answer the question of why there’s a leap year…i only learned about the friend who’s 2 but yet 8. Thrilling.
We have a leap daybecause each time the earth rotates around the sun it takes 365 days and about 6 hours. 6×4=24 hrs hence the extra day every 4 years
i think its really important 2 celebrate dis 29th day of february cos it comes after a long time,and tnx making me understnd what a leap is!
It’s my birthday today and i’ll be 8 (32) and I loe being a leap year birthday girl!!!!!
You wrote, “Is it just me or does February seem a little bigger this year?”
My edit would have read, “Is it just I or does February seem a little bigger this year?”
I wonder why so many people take Feb as a longer month in Leap Year! Why do they forget that there are months longer than Feb (31 days!)
Thanks for all the information. I was listening to the Jack Diamond Morning Show on 107.3 earlier this morning, and he spoke about the Leap Year Tradition of how it’s acceptable for a woman to propose marriage to a man on this day. I actually found a website about that as well…it is http://marriage.about.com/cs/holidays/a/leapyear.htm.
The tradition dates back to 1228. I copied this interesting statement from that website…”The first documentation of this practice dates back to 1288, when Scotland passed a law that allowed women to propose marriage to the man of their choice in that year. They also made it law that any man who declined a proposal in a leap year must pay a fine. The fine could range from a kiss to payment for a silk dress or a pair of gloves.”
I personally am taking full advantage of this day and going to ask my love to marry me…What the worst thing that could happen? He says “no” and I get a new silk dress…
Have a great & safe day Everyone!!!
Carol
my_kids_mom_1987@yahoo.com
I am a “leaper”. Today I am officially 40! I hated having a birthday on Leap day. It totally sucked not having a real “day”. As I got a little older (20′s or so) my friends would make it a huge event every year. Every 4 years, when I had a “real” birthday, we went absolutely wild! Great friends! Now, as I turn 40, I appreciate the mental game I can play with myself, and say I’m only 10. It’s easier to swallow.
Hope the following help with any confusion with why we have leap day.
Why do we have Leap Day?
(and why do I only get a REAL birthday once every four years?)
w/information provided by Royal Greenwich Observatory:
Our solar year (the time required for Earth to travel once around the Sun) is 365.24219 days.
Our calendar year is either 365 days in non leap years or 366 days in leap years (Feb 29th inserted).
A leap year every 4 years gives us 365.25 days, sending our seasons off course and eventually in the wrong months.
To change .25 days to .24219, we need to skip a few leap days (Feb 29ths) …. century marks not divisible by 400. So with a few calculations tweek the calendar by skipping 3 of 4 century leap years to average out our calendar year to 365.2425, which is pretty darn close to the solar year 365.24219.
Here’s the history:
The Romans originally had a 355-day calendar. To keep up with the seasons, an extra 22 or 23-day month was inserted every second year. For reasons unknown, this extra month was only observed now and then. By Julius Caesar’s time, the seasons no longer occurred at the same calendar periods as history had shown. To correct this, Caesar eliminated the extra month and added one or two extra days to the end of various months (his month included, which was Quintilis, later renamed Julius we know it as July). This extended the calendar to 365 days. Also intended was an extra calendar day every fourth year (following the 28th day of Februarius). However, after Caesar’s death in 44 B.C., the calendars were written with an extra day every 3 years instead of every 4 until corrected in 8 A.D. So again, the calendar drifted away from the seasons. By 1582, Pope Gregory XIII recognized that Easter would eventually become closer and closer to Christmas. The calendar was reformed so that a leap day would occur in any year that is divisible by 4 but not divisible by 100 except when the year is divisible by 400. Thus 1600 and 2000, although century marks, have a Leap Day.
The calendar we use today, known as the Gregorian calendar, makes our year 365.2425 days only off from our solar year by .00031, which amounts to only one day’s error after 4,000 years.
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we have leap year because our year is 365.25 days long and instead of having a quarter day in each we just wait every 4 and have a full day. even tho time dusnt really exist, its just a way humans have learned to measure the duration between events.
charles : we have leap day because our year isn’t exactly 365 days long, its actually slightly shorter – so to “adjust” it every fourth year we have one extra day..otherwise we’d eventually end up with a messed up year such that summer is e.g. in december!
yup every four years theres one extra day and its 365 days in a regular year in four years its 366 days in a year
We have a leap year because it doesnt actually take 365 days for the earth to rotate, its longer. so in order to counter act this every 4 years they added an extra day – basically filling the time so that all the events of the universe ( i.e. commets re-visiting etc) would match up more evenly, the timing its still slightly out, were a few seconds out in a day i think, so over a year loose time, but they havent thought of a way to combat this yet. who knows maybe one day we will have a 13th hour!
my friend is only five so we tease her about not going to r rated movies(even though she is 20)!
i think that people should just forget about the leap day, and forget about calenders, and just follow time by the sun, and the stars.
Leap year happens to keep our time accurate. Each year is is actually a little less than 365 days long. The extra day addded every 4 years was put there to average every year being 365 days.
my mom was borne on feb. 29, and she enjoyed it, besides kidding about her age, she always celebrated to birthdays on leap year, feb 29 and mar 1. she enjoyed 2 parties in one year
leap year is just a year , it remind me about thoso people who work hard , day by night , to give us an exact calender .
Maybe YA staff could use this extra day to figure out why obvious abuse is not being removed from the site after being reported through the normal means and then three or more times to the YAT and customer care. This selective application of the rules can be excused when things are not reported, but now customer care is just ignoring the reports.
Leap Year occurs because in the creation of the calendar, in order to keep on track that our “year” is in actually 365 1/4 days long. So in order to keep the calendar on track and not eventually end up with a summer in December (if you live in the northeast anyway) every 4 years we have to have and extra day. What i dont understand is why the months of the year have really weird days. Some 30 31 and 28/29. Couldn’t we have given Feb. some extra days and made it more even? Maybe the great people who defined our calandar and time made it that way so we can keep track of the days in the month on our knuckles…..lol
I don’t know whether you’re really interested in that, but I thought you’d maybe want to know that in Germany we call a year with a February 29th a “Schaltjahr”, that’s a “switching year”, and starting a new project on Feb 29th or on the following day is considered to be a good omen. But no superstition without its dark sides: Things that fail on Feb 29th will continue to fail for the next four years!
So I avoided to start my car today.
Thank-you for the information. Now I will NOT ask a guy to marry me…must be a day made for real/utter fools…proof a 12 year old is 3 years old.
Wow,
Yahoo! answers rocks. It has everything. Anyways-
Last night i looked at my watch, (It has date, time, year, mouth, everything) and it said: 2, 28, so That means/ment FEBUARY 28 Then when i woke up, and checked my Watch it said 3 1 which means the First of March, omg. I was supprised! so i asked my mom what it was, and she said it “What? Oh! its leap year!” and she talked to Me about leap year. Im still researching and reading, I dont understand everything/a-whole-lot about Leapyear YET, but i’ll learn/figure-it-all-out soon enough! (thanks this is a educational page!)
Cool!
Thanks.
Sorry, i can’t do alot for leapyear. buttt- i can answer all the questions in PETS, or INTERNET that i can!
Bye
-sakura uchiha
Hey thanks.
Im researching alot about LEAPYEAR, ‘coz today i woke up and my watch said it was March 1, but lastnight my watch said it was Febuary 28. i was confused, so my mom told me about leapyear, Now im trying to gather all the information i can about LeapYear (LP) thanks for this educational but fun page.
-Uchiha
what a fascinating set of answers. Lindsay xx
Today is my birthday! I love being a leap baby because it confuses little kids.
my uncle was born february 29 too and hes like 11 but i am 13 (hes been alive for 44 years but technically only 11)
Is that true about leap year? If a person is born Feb. 29th, they only age as their birthday occurs at least once every four years?
I find that hard to believe.
Ok so everybody knows that leap year is too make up time on calendar.
It is called Leap year because English Law did not recognize leap day. So it was Leapt over and ignored.
Scottish law once forbade a man refusing a proposal by a woman on leap year. If you did it the punishment was a large fine.
How it become acceptable for a woman to propose to a man. St bridget thought woman should be able to have a more active role in choosing a husband. Her petition was answered. Leap day.
Sadie Hawkins day is Nov 9 it is based on a comic.
It’s also called intercalary day or intercalary year, that just means inserting a day.
My friend birthday is today and she is turnig 12 today but really 3.yeah you get it.
i wonder what my watch says. i think it’s in my back pack……
My mom’s birthday is today! All the cards she got say happy 11th birthday! She was born Feb. 29th, 1964
about your title.. I really wish I could say the same thing about the men Ive dated.
Think about it!
You’re just too cute!!!! February ended way too fast!!
Chuck Norris created Feb 29 in order to buy a new pair of military-grade boots for roundhouse kicking with.
i don’t know why would someone say that they are 2 when they are acturally 8, theres 12 months in a year, a few days dosent make a different.
It is just you
You guys are hilarious. I just got ineternet two days ago and tripped over this site. What a fantastic way to spend some time–helping others and LMAO!!!!! p.s. quit whining, henry.
An Earth year is not 365 days, it is 365 1/4 days. If you are any good at maths, 4 1/4 equals in a half. So every 4 years we catch up on the day we missed. A month is how long it takes the moon (luna) to rotate once around the Earth. So in February it takes the moon 28 1/4 days to go round. That is one reason the leap year is in February. The other one is that February is the shortest month of the year. So even if the 1/4 day wasn’t in February, it would be put in there anyway. My friends Grandpa has his birthday on the 29th of Feb, so my friend (whose birthday happens to on the 28th Feb!) wrote on his birthday card: HAPPY 16TH BIRTHDAY, but he was really 64!!!
Wow I’ve heard about leap year, yadaa happens every 4 years and this girl I talked to once was all emotional and all “i was born on leap year and no one cares!!!” lol i was all laughing shes like “im only like 6yrs old!!” (or however old she said she was i dont remember) lol it was hi-lari-OUS!!!
Just because you were born on feb. 29th it doesn’t mean you haven’t lived those extra years until the feb. 29th rolls around again! You still lived a full year the same time next year!! You just don’t have an official birthDATE.
yeah i was one of those little kids who got confused a lot bc i didn’t get it either
Leap year occurs because of the way the earth spins. A year is actually 365 1/4 days. It takes 365 1/4 days for the earth to do a complete rotation. 4 1/4 equals 1 obviously so after four years it’s 1 full day. That’s why we have a 366 day year.
My grandfathers b-day is on leap year too. He claims that he is 17 but he is really 68. He also says that when Im 18 he will turn 18 at the same time!
Well, February 29th seems to remind me of March 1st from last year, I guess it’s time for me to go outside and shovel
Not to be a wet blanket, but we get it, leap babies, and it’s not that funny. You are alive 365 days, that’s a year. If you’re 44, you are not technically 11. You have only celebrated your actual birthday fewer times than your chronologic age, that’s it. An interesting concept, but not that rare, and not really that funny.
So when babies are born on Febuary 29th, are their birthdays moved to Febuary 28th or March 1st during non leap years???
February seems GONE this year. If only the Yamster would follow suit – permanently.
My mom was only 13 hours away from being a leap year baby.
What people seem not to really understand, is that the person’s birthDAY is every four years, but they still have a birthday every year on March 1st, besides on a leap year.
I personally have never known anyone with the birthday of February 29th.
Well its really neat. I happen to think that it is because it takes more than 365 days for the earth to rotate. Hope this helps! God Bless.
Bueno, Hello, Bonjoure,
I have read all of the news, and I have found it extremely interesting that a woman can ask a guy to marry, her, I mean come on if someone said that every leap year you had had to jump off a cliff would you? i think that we should stick with the basics of a man asking her out. Besides that I enjoyed the extra wrinkle that I gained today.
Hi Today Is my birthday im supposed to be 100 but I am 25 i like being 25 but all my firends and stuff say I look Like im 101 but they are so rude.I mean oh and what ever and Right girl friend realy i mean i still got my so could cool.The bad thing is I have grand children there such sweet hearts.
P.s Bye have i a nice day I mean peace out dog
well i heard that if your birthday was on leap year in February, that most people will celebrate their birthdays on march 1st making them the age they should be but 1 day younger
the reason 4 leap year is because every year is 365 days & a forth so u cant have a forth of a day once a year so thare is one extra day every 4 years
yeah..i cant believe youve never heard of a leap year before . im from australia and every1 hear knows what it is weird. Its just that every 4 years we have an extra day because really there should be 365 1/4 days a year. so instead every 4 years theres and extra one to make up for it. hope this helps.
what the hell its lucky to get married on a leap year its thed day every1 proposes
For every one his birth day begins at the end of 365.25 days. But people are celebrating it erroneously after the end of 365 days, ¼ day earlier on every year. Only during the leap year they do celebrate it on their correct birth day like one who has born on Feb 29.
If persons born on Feb 29 want to do the same mistake* committed by majority, every year they must celebrate their birth day on Feb 28 of every year barring the leap year and on Feb 29 during leap year.
* The mistake is celebrating the birth days earlier than actual.
lol leap year is pretty cool
in english we were discussing bout leap yr
and my friend told us how her grandmother (or grandfather? i 4got…XD) is born on feb 29
and that she just turned 16 lol
but biologically shes 64
wouldnt that b weird???if sum1 asked u
‘o, my grandmas 70. wat about urs??’
‘cl…my grandma just turned 16^^~!’
‘o.0′
lol niiice
well whoever is born on feb 29 ur not really that special, Adding an extra day to the calendar every four years compensates for the fact that a solar year is almost 6 hours longer than 365 days.
However, some exceptions to this rule are required since the duration of a solar year is slightly less than 365.25 days. Years which are evenly divisible by 100 are not leap years, unless they are also evenly divisible by 400, in which case they are leap years.[1][2] For example, 1600 and 2000 were leap years, but 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not. Similarly, 2100, 2200, 2300, 2500, 2600, 2700, 2900, and 3000 will not be leap years, but 2400 and 2800 will be. By this rule, the average number of days per year will be 365 + 1/4 ? 1/100 + 1/400 = 365.2425, which is 365 days, 5 hours, 49 minutes, and 12 seconds.
so all you people who say im technichally ONLY 10, no your technichally 40
I have a friend named Kate whose birthday was yesterday, Leap Day. Some people feel sorry that she is only like 3 or 4, but she says she feels special for having a birthday on an unusual day.
gah. it bugs me when people are like “i was born on leap year, so even though im supposed to be 12, im really 3.”
YOUR NOT THREE, DAMMIT.
you’ve been alive for 12 years..
maybe you’ve only had 3 BIRTHDAYS, but still you’ve been alive for 12 years. youre 12. xP
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well i really dont know why god made a leap year but february isnt the only month that changes march gets 1 less day either that or its 366 instead of 365 lol omg do i hav a.a.d becuz this hav nuthin to do with the question lol
a “normal” year has 365 days and 6 hours. thats the reason we have a leap year. every 4 years, these 6 hours sums 24, another day. why february? its the month with less days. how old are laurie? same of you. why? cause we say we have so years as we had lived. what day she can celebrate? an after day every year, it means her 1 year in march 1st, 2 years in marcht 2nd… 32 in april 1st
I was born on leap year, it sucks having a birthday only once every 4 years.
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To all the leap year babies saying they are, for example, only ’10′ when they are really 40 or ’6′ when they are really 24, bad news. Infact you’re only 9 or 5. There was no leap year in 2000. How soon of you all to have forgotten you had to wait 8 years for a birthday!
WOW THAT IS REMARKABLE!
I was completely wrong, it was a leap year. Oops
Actally, February is a little LONGER, not bigger, but you’re a guy, like I am. We guys seldom can tell the difference between bigger/longer! *grin*
the best….
Wow, i had no idea about the women proposing on Leap year and Sadie hawkins day.
if possible, i want to see if i can maybe propose on one of those days.
^_^
If a person has been born on feb 29…stil he or she celebrating every year although it’s one quart only.The age continue to add each year as long as his existing on earth. you can not tell anymore the difference co’z we all both know that each year we have birthday.
Thats so amazing! omg how do ppl celebrate their b-day if theywere born on the leap year feb 29? like thats rlly stupid but w/e, i would kinda like bein born then though cuz u could b rlly like 80 and say that ur only 20, lol. ya so luv ya peeps, peace out!
thats because leapyear is 4 years apart.. so when he/she said they were 2 thats bcuz there is two 4 years in 8..thats what just learned 2 days ago..bcuz 1 of my friend’s b-day is on the 29
AH I was always sooo annoyed by the one leap-year girl who would alway explain that even though she’s in 7th or whatever grade, she’s only 3/4… Then I met someone who counted every year they lived by moving their birthday up a day, which makes sense right? He won’t be 12 and look 40.
Other than that leap year doesn’t phase me. I had no idea this year was leap year, I kind of just live day to day and then I was like hmm today is still february… Damn I really wanted it to be March.
It’d suck if your birthday was on the 29th because then you’d spend 16 years in high school!
Its longer this year because it is a leap year, which happens every 4 years. My best friend was born on Feb. 29th. She is pretty big for 3!!!
How wonderful to have a birthday once every four years. I never knew of anyone who was born on February 29th, but now you have tripped my trigger, I will look up the notables of this date.
I wish I knew what I did on all fifteen of my February 29ths.
We need to have more regard for this special day. I may have answered a few Yahoo Questions.
Happy Leap Year! Now, why is it called Leap Year when it is only one day longer? Would not Step Year, or Day Plus Year be a better name?
My cat, Smudgie, took it in stride and exhibited no unusual behaviors.
thanks for the information’ i asked my xformer husband to marry me ,once by phone and once by letter, but don’t think it was on a leap year. we married the first time and now i’m waiting for him to become avaiable to marry him again. i got the kiss at our son’s wedding. so i guess i’ll hve to wait and ask again in four more years.
That is my birthday also!!!
i turned 5 this year.
and im 20.
as i was growing up i got to go first everytime bc i was the oldest and the youngest at the same time haha..
it really is cool.
people hardly forget me.
i love it!!
HA HA HA … not more than a day though
People who say they are 1/4 their real age because of the leap year are idiots. I especially find it dumb when people say,” well technically I’m only blah blah, because I was born on a leap year.” Well, technically your dumb. Your friend was an idiot.
No
Ya it seems a tad bit longer.–probably because of the elections, schooling, and all the other problems.
Not only that, but there were five paychecks in February. Five Fridays. No worries paying rent last month.
i noticed that,i thought its like a leap year whatever that is.
spencer.t
i agree, i thought i overslept a whole day!
spencer.t
yeap..i agree….life’s miserable if your birthday is on the 29th of february….can you imagine how sad or miserable it is to celebrate your birthday 4 years once????…??~~..
wonder how it feels to been born on February 29,
Would you like February to have 29 days clear (30 in a leap year)?