*Flail!*

[ellenmillion]

The calendar file is saving, so I've got about ten minutes to ask questions and update before I'm back to work on it. (The thing is a monster!) Jennie's watching the fair booth for a bit - I'm going to swing by the grocery store and get us some evening snacks before I go back, which is pretty soon here. (This chair makes my back feel horrid, can't work much longer.)

First - I suddenly remembered to add holidays to the calendar! Argh! So, I'm wondering... stick to just the major US holidays? Or add fun international ones like Australia day (is that a big thing over there?) or pagan holidays like... oh, whatever those are, I'd have to look them up. What do you want to see in a calendar?

Second, my file's done saving, so I have go finish making December pretty and then pack up to go fair-ing again, so whatever else I had to say will have to wait.


Argh! Left-handed mouse and dial-up combo bad for Ellen's tiny, worn-out brain!

Comments

[toeknuckles.livejournal.com]

i think australia day is a pretty big day....i never know it's australlia day until i hear the fireworks or parties, though. heh. i suppose i need to buy a calendar!!

[ht.livejournal.com]

For the non-Aussies, yes, Australia Day (Jan 26) is a big day. Just like Canada Day is a big day for Canada, and July 4th is for the US.

I suppose if you're going to be putting international holidays in, you'd have to add to the cost of printing since you'll be using more ink. Then there's the whole "which holidays would be put in" question specially if you put in holidays like Christmas, then you might have to add holidays like Ramadan or Hanukah and all that.

[marrael.livejournal.com]

Don't forget Talk Like a Pirate Day! (Sept 19)

[pixiewildflower.livejournal.com]

*hugs*