I know of a few couples who got married on 10/10/10, though I didn't hear of any 11/11/11 weddings (now THAT's a cool wedding date) because it unfortunately fell on a Friday. Any of these triple numerical wedding dates definitely makes remembering anniversaries easier - at least for the couple.
One of my friends, who got married on 10/10/10, told me that a family friend called his parents to get their phone number so she could call the couple and wish them a happy first anniversary the year after they got married. His parents told her she already missed it by a month - and she looked at the calendar to discover to her embarrassment that that day was actually 11/11/11.
Next Wednesday is also the 4th day of Chanukah, and 4 x 3 = 12! I had to find a Jewish connection somehow.
So, is anyone you know, perhaps you yourself, jumping on the 12/12/12 let's get hitched bandwagon?
Isn't it the last triple digit date ever, ie, since there are only 12 months?
ReplyDeleteWhy ever? In 100 years we'll have 2112, and just like 1999 was called '99 and hence my cousin's very cool 9-9-99 birthday, I presume 2112 will be called '12 colloquially.
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