Fad: In one year and out the other.
Can February March?
Why was the calendar so sad?
How does Rudolf know when Christmas is coming?
There aren't enough days in the weekend.
"Warning - Dates in Calendar are closer than they appear..."
"Monday is an awful way to spend 1/7th of your life."
"Open seven days a week and weekends."
"I spent a year in that town, one Sunday."
"The first of April is the day we remember what we are the other 364 days of the year."
"The further away the future is, the better it looks."
"To realize the unimportance of time is the gate of wisdom."
When is a mouth the happiest?
How many seconds are there in a year?
Why was the calendar so scared?
Why did the girl tear the calendar?
What did the girl calendar say to the other girl calendar?
How do you sell calendars?
My sister gave me a fabric calendar. Took me 3 hours to sew in a dental appointment.

This Day In History 
November 1: All Saints Day;   Daylight Saving Ends
November 1, 1945: Slinky Patent
November 2: Full Beaver Moon;   All Souls Day
November 2, 1947: Spruce Goose
November 3: Culture Day (Japan)
November 3, 1903: Independence of Panama from Columbia
November 3, 1896: Portable Weighing Scales Patent
November 4, 1952: 1st use of Compter to Predict Election Night Winners
November 4, 1939: 1st Air Conditioned Car
November 4, 1879: 1st Cash Register Patent
November 5: Guy Fawkes Day (U.K.)
November 5, 1895: 1st Automobile Patent
November 6, 2006: Guinness World Record Sudoku Marathon - details @ suJoku.com
November 6, 1854: (b) Sousa
November 6: Saxophone Day
November 6, 1814: (b) Adolphe Sax
November 7, 1940: Collapse of Tacoma Narrows Bridge
November 7, 1885: 1st Canada Transcontinental Railroad - the Last Spike
November 7, 1867: (b) Madame Curie
November 8, 1923: Beer Hall Putsch
November 8, 1895: 1st X-ray
November 9, 1989: Berlin Wall Comes Down
November 9, 1938: Kristallnacht
November 10, 1933: Black Blizzard
November 10, 1483: (b) Martin Luther
November 11, 1918: End of World War I
November 11, 1833: (b) Borodin
November 12, 1984: Genetic Fingerprinting Patent
November 12, 1859: 1st Flying Trapeze Act
November 13: Sadie Hawkins Day
November 13, 1850: (b) Robert Louis Stevenson
November 14: World Diabetes Day
November 14, 1911: Rawlplug Patent
November 14, 1910: 1st Time an Airplane Took Off From a Ship
November 14, 1900: (b) Copland
November 15: Slap Your Irritating Co-workers Day
November 15, 1973: Wave Energy Patent
November 15, 1971: Intel 4004 - 1st Microprocessor
November 15, 1950: Happy Birthday, Wifey!
November 16: International Day of Tolerance
November 16, 1841: Life-jacket Patent
November 17: Sierpinski Day
November 17: Homemade Bread Day
November 17, 1869: Suez Canal
November 17, 1855: Victoria Falls Discovered
November 18, 1947: (b) Steven Spielberg
November 18, 1944: Le Monde 1st Published
November 18, 1865: Slavery Abolished in U.S.
November 19, 1969: Pele's 1,000th Goal
November 19, 1954: 1st Toll Collection Machine
November 19, 1863: Gettysburg Address
November 20: World Day of the Child
November 20, 1945: Nuremberg Trials
November 20, 1931: 1st Commercial Teletype

November 2009
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