Rory,
There's always 27 April 1813, the day the U.S. burned York (Toronto).
(Oh, now I've gone and done it. All Sinclairs will be plunged into war. :-)
John S. Quarterman <jsq@matrix.net>
PS: Wouldn't the appropriate date for the *far* north be 1 April 1999,
when Nunavut was created?
>Dear Donald:
>It may be surprising but the 4th of July is not the day of celebration of
>nationhood here in the far North.
>Confederation, and hence our second season, is celebrated on the 1st of
>July, Bastille day the 14th. The 4th is for youse guys to the South alone.
>For this, send me the Glenlivet, emergency or otherwise.
>Aye, Rory
>-----Original Message-----
>From: DSinc39156@aol.com <DSinc39156@aol.com>
>To: sinclair@matrix.net <sinclair@matrix.net>
>Date: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 9:44 PM
>Subject: Re: sacred geometry
>
>
>>Ken, I must admit, you're a smoooth one! But I suppose being in
>Saskatchewan
>>and only having 2 seasons (winter and the fourth of July) one could get a
>wee
>>bit edgey. I'll send an emergency bottle of Glenlivet.
>>
>>Donald Sinclair (Indianapolis)
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