VI QUIT COUNTING DAYS and started referring to blocks of them as months and years. Of course, they had another complicated set of rules for dividing them into weeks, and there had to be an extra 15 or 16 days tacked on, above any commonly divisible number.
I liked 350 because it was part of a "7" with 5's and 2's mixed in. I figured that was why they had all those holidays at the end of the year, just to make things work out.
That was one set of rules I learned couldn't be messed with. One of a few that I found people were constantly trying to get around, but kept running into their own barriers when they tried. Natural rules are the hardest to break, and so more people tried to break them than the man-made "fake" ones. Although a lot of these were there for reasons.
Once you learned th
