<p>Am I just stuck with wrinkly coffee-colored pages for the rest of the year or is there something I can do that might remedy this??</p>
<p>Well…I don’t think you can remove the coffee color…but you can iron the pages.</p>
<p>2009 calendars are real cheap at the store by now…check online or in your nearest office store - you can probably get a new one for pennies…</p>
<p>You can also print out a calendar from your computer</p>
<p>I love College Confidential. From indoor dog potties, to coffee-stained calendars, to “chance me, chance me!” threads – who could ask for anything more??</p>
<p>That said – are there other websites as friendly and chatty with nice people as CC?</p>
<p>People pay big bucks for that antiqued vintage look. Let it dry, smash it under something heavy for a while and pretend you meant to do that. (Or go to Target and get one for a buck. Or a realtor’s office a nab one for free.)</p>
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<p>You might even find a better deal on an '08. :D</p>
<p>I can see from all of the “get a new one” comments that many of you do not become as emotionally attached to your calendars as I do. I write EVERYTHING in mine–it ends up being sort of like a diary. I buy the same kind every year and I have saved them all for the past 20 years or so. So I certainty cannot toss this calendar just because of a little (okay, more like a mid-size) coffee spill. I am intrigued by the ironing suggestion, though. I might have to try that.</p>
<p>Buy a new one and copy everything from the coffee stained one to the new one?</p>
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<p>Good question. Inquiring minds want to know?</p>
<p>Mathildamae: can you find the same one and either copy your information so far (only three months LOL or sort of combine them somehow?</p>
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<p>Or a website where people are so willing to share their problems and creative answers? I’m still shaking at the thought of following my dog around the backyard with a frisbee under her bottom!</p>
<p>I don’t remember where but I heard about a site called eons dot com and another site called tbd dot com. I checked them both out and I suppose they might have some nice people too, but I don’t know – I’ve never been good at being the new kid. I’m glad I never had to change schools; I wouldn’t have done well. Someone who is more social and outgoing than I needs to insinutate him/herself into those sites, and report back to us.</p>