<p>It was just Sunday morning, 3 minutes and 4 seconds after 2 a.m.</p>
<p>Passing this exciting news across to time zones west of here – enjoy the wave</p>
<p>Ooo. I’ll keep an eye open for that! Nice.</p>
<p>my D is waiting for 12:34, 5.6.7,</p>
<p>LOL is this what the lot of you did today - watched clocks? :)</p>
<p>cool!</p>
<p>I never would have thought about something like that!</p>
<p>that was cool.</p>
<p>That was cool. LOL—I’ve been enjoying the calendar dates since 2001 … You know, 01/01/01, etc. It’s getting much more interesting now that the years are getting higher!!! Hey–it keeps me entertained while all the little voices in my head are off taking their coffee breaks! More power to you, p3t!!! July 7, here we come!!!</p>
<p>I love stuff like this. When I was a kid there was a very modern apartment building that went up at 1111 11th street. I always wanted to live there just for the address.</p>
<p>Meeting my grandmother for lunch, at 12:34 I shall mention the time.</p>
<p>My S1 graduated from h.s in 2005. They thought they were very clever in choosing Senior Skip day that year 05/05/05.</p>
<p>Yeah, “latetoschool” that’s how I’m spending my time. After 25 years waking kids up for school, I think it’s really okay. I did email my own 3 with this important information under the subject heading, “Nerd Alert” which they found hilarrrious. I also emailed them the first time they were away at college and it was a school snow day, since they weren’t at home to tell them. So funny. I told them to all go back to sleep because their former high schools were closed for snow. </p>
<p>Unapologetically wasting time all comes under the category identified by my cousin (age 60) who vowed that the time had come for her to eat dinner on her fancy china on Wednesday evenings. Who is she saving it for? </p>
<p>Or maybe it’s good, y’know, living in the moment? </p>
<p>Especially I love palindromes. I’d easily buy a house with an address like 1221. And I wish I could live in a cool zip code. Does anyone have a cool zipcode?</p>
<p>P3T, what on earth were you doing up at 2 in the morning? :)</p>
<p>I photographed my odometer at 123456 miles.</p>
<p>ReneeV, P3T was watching clocks, obviously. :)</p>
<p>Payingthree I’m with you. Seriously. I LOVE numerical coincidences, especially those related to birthdays. My daughter - who has been an unimaginable source of pure joy and never an ounce of “trouble” - was born on Friday the 13th, at 10:13 a.m. She turned 13 months old on Friday the 13th, and she turned 13 years old on Friday the 13th. So we celebrate every Friday the 13th because for me at least it’s the most wonderful day on the entire calendar, with the single exception of Christmas…</p>
<p>My birthday is the same month and day as Saddam Hussein’s, and, one of my dearest and closest guy friends’ birthday is the same month and day as George Bush Sr.'s. (we were terrific friends for a year or so before we figured this out - we’re wondering how we’re such great friends lol). </p>
<p>Even weirder, my daughter’s godparents have five children, the age range is now 12 - 23. The oldest and the youngest have the exact same month and day of birth, and one was born at 1:45 p.m., the other at 1:54 a.m. (???). I’m thinking witchcraft…</p>
<p>As to zip codes, during one of my “where should I live” research sessions, I came across an article in - I think it was the NYT magazine, about the most desirable zip code in New York - something like only 1200 people have it, and, the post office wants to split it up into two or three different zip codes, which is causing something of an uproar. As to house hunting, I have actually refused to go see houses on the basis of street names and numbers. I just don’t want to live on a street with a stupid name, or someplace numerically unfortunate, which I know sounds bizarre, but…</p>
<p>I got $6.66 in change yesterday and I refused to take that last penny. The oriental cashier must have throught me crazy but I wasn’t taking any chances!</p>
<p>I was born on the 22nd and three of my last 5 addresses had two 2’s in them</p>
<p>My little sister’s birthday is 7/8/90. </p>
<p>Here’s what it looked like just over half an hour after noon:</p>
<p>12:34:56 7/8/90</p>
<p>Aw^^^that’s sweet.</p>
<p>She could marry someone born on 6/7/89 and live happily ever after until their 50th anniversary on 6/20/2060</p>
<p>Late to School: You share Saddam’s birthday? Makes me shudder. Glad you redeemed that date for history!</p>
<p>^^I could have this wrong (would have to look it up to be sure) but I seem to remember that my daughter share’s someone’s birthday equally icky, far back in history - Caligula? Someone like that…lol…</p>