Not so, I have been a little distracted and had a lot going on with the death of my father, on Thanksgiving, having had COVID on return from his funeral, the death of a cousin's husband, and now facing two surgical procedures, one on 1/5 and a heart valve repair on 1/8. 2024 being a Leap Year, will require more work than just copying another year and just changing the year. It requires some planning and a lot of digital cutting and pasting.
Keith: Saddened to read of your father's passing. When we're younger, I guess we think they'll be around forever. Life has a way of bringing us back to reality. Also sorry to read that you have faced another loss in the family as well a personal health issues. Given all of the above, I encourage you to get to it when you can, IF you can. Life and family first. Hobbies later. Andre
Agreed with Andre. The calendar should not be your priority except insofor that it brings you some distraction and distance from these more important issues. God Bless.
I found some time this evening to cobble one together. I have done better, but under the circumstances this will do.
Thanks, Keith. And condolences on the loss of your father. We lost my father in March, but he was 97 and not in good health at all, so it was a blessing for him, and maybe a little easier for us than your situation. Keep us posted on your upcoming surgeries (they can attempt to minimize them all they want by calling them "procedures" but it's still surgery in my book).
A little off the subject...For years we've made our own wall calendar (month at a time with a different color photo for each page). Last year I forgot to do it so I got online to see what recent years worked for 2023. 2017 had the same calendar so I recycled the 2017 calendar I still had. This year I planned ahead and set out to make one but the price was going to be $30!!!! I said the heck with that and looked what recent years worked. There weren't any!!! Only 1997, 1940 and something like 1968. Then I looked at February and realized it was leap year. Fortunately, the local country food store (Modern Way--it's a grocery store, deli and Ace hardware all in one) was giving away old tractor calendars and had some pretty cool photos, so my wife brought one home for me. Thanks for your work on the calendar. It looks great!!!
Sorry for my poor attempt at humor there Keith. Sorry to hear of your up coming health issues and the passing of your dad, when I rains it pours type thing for you. Will be thinking about you and your family for the next few weeks. We lost my wife's dad about a month ago, he was 99 years old. And yes, thanks for the calendar.
