
By Matt Eckert
I've Decided my New Year Begins February 17
Dear Peter,
I understand you had a great party New Year's Eve. I'm sorry I couldn't make it, but, you see my New Year begins on February 17 of each year.
What's that you say? MY New Year?
Yes, you heard right! You see, I decided last February 17 that why should I conform to the calendar of my Christian oppressors? Why should I wear the shackles and chains of January first?
Do I decide when to take a shower each day? Do I decide when I eat breakfast? Lunch? Dinner?
Damn straight.
So, why should I let someone else decide when to I begin my New Year?
Also, I would like to let you know now that I will be ignoring Leap Year, this year and the next indefinitely.
Daily Savings? Out.
Christmas? November 28th.
My Birthday? July 29th. And I am now 26, as I've decided to put my birth date in 1976.
So, again, I would like to apologize for any inconvenience my absence has caused you and look forward to having you over on the 17th for a Happy New Year!
Yours truly,
George Bush
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