Healey Calendar

[Keith_M]

Anyone else notice that today is Jan 28th?

 

[bighealeysource]

You are observant Keith !

 

[Keith_M]

You are observant Keith !

Apparently you are too! :highly_amused:

 

[Editor_Reid]

Uh, it's the 18th on my Austin-Healey Calendar.

 

[BoyRacer]

My calendar also says 18 for today.

 

[Keith_M]

My AHCUSA calendar goes 16..17..28..19. Yours doesn't???? Is mine a mutant? Does this make it a rare misprint like some stamps and therefore worth a lot of money?

My AHCA calendar is correct though. Anyone else with this rather unusual mistake on their calendar?

Keith

 

[Keith_M]

Uh, it's the 18th on my Austin-Healey Calendar.

Hi Reid,
It took me a minute to put this together. LOL Yes, on YOUR calendar the date is correct. :friendly_wink:

If you can't trust your Austin Healey calendar, what can you trust?

Keith

 

[Rob Glasgow]

There's nothing wrong with your calendar. You just have the Mayan version.

 

[Editor_Reid]

Hi Reid,
It took me a minute to put this together. LOL Yes, on YOUR calendar the date is correct. :friendly_wink:

As an editor I live in fear of the printed (i.e., too late) error, and I refuse to gloat over others' errors because sooner or later it happens to all of us. But for the moment, I'm feeling a great sense of relief eaceful:

 

[Keith_M]

As an editor I live in fear of the printed (i.e., too late) error, and I refuse to gloat over others' errors because sooner or later it happens to all of us. But for the moment, I'm feeling a great sense of relief eaceful:

I am an editor of a scientific journal, and I know that fear very well; mistakes creep in despite our best efforts. For the record, my comments were meant only in fun, and I hope I didn't offend anyone. I read and enjoy both magazines, and the calendars occupy prominent places in my home and work offices. It's a very minor mistake; one that no editor could be expected to catch. I just found it funny and thought I'd see if anyone else had noticed it!