Neither did George Washington nor Albert Einstein. Today in the United States, which uses the month/day/year format for dates, there is a rare chance to celebrate a palindrome date - 01/02/2010 - which reads see more.
In Carrington. Could not find my hat yesterday, so I had to pickup a new one today. Got a knit hat with ear flaps. Totally not me but keeps me warmer because it is chilly here. Not much going on except work.
The day is a palindromic date: 01-02-2010, meaning the number can be read the same way in either direction. There will be 12 palindromic days this century, [Aziz Inan, a professor of electrical engineering at the University of Portland
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