During times when leap years are every 4th year (most of the time), each four-year period has 1461 days. When you divide that by 7 days/week, you get 208 weeks with a remainder of 5 days. Friday is 5 days after Sunday, Wednesday is 5 days after Friday, etc.
Centuries never end on a Tuesday; the last day of a century is always Sunday, Monday, Wednesday or Friday.
Ash Wednesday is the first day of lent - a period of 40 days before Easter (not including Sundays). Easter is always on a Sunday, and therefore Ash Wednesday is always on a Wednesday. In 2009 Ash Wednesday is on Wednesday 25th February.
Wednesday is almost always cheapest, followed by Thursday, Tuesday and Sunday. Monday, Friday and Saturday are usually the most expensive.
Easter Is always just the Sunday after Good Friday and it just became a tradition
Ash Wednesday is always 47 calendar days before Easter Sunday. Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the first Full Moon after the Vernal Equinox (March 21). Lets use 2011 as an example. The first full moon after the vernal equinox is Monday April 18th. Easter Sunday is the next Sunday after that (Sunday, April 24th). Now, subtract 47 days: March 9th is Ash Wednesday.
Each of the six regular years advanced the date by one weekday, and each of the two leap years advanced the date by two weekdays. 6 x 1 + 2 x 2 = 10. Ten days after Sunday is Wednesday.
No, some months that start on a Sunday will have a Friday the thirteenth on them.
40 days after Ash Wednesday and always on a Sunday.
well, tomorow ALWAYS has to be the day after today, so it must be Wednesday, because that is the day after monday. and monday is the first day of the week and so Wednesday will most always be the answer, because on monday ppl are tired and so they forget what day it is, even though the answer is obvious. the alternative answer to this question can be Saturday, because on Friday people are usually tired as well. (other answers for people that are tired every day: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Sunday) I HOPE MY ANSWER HAS HELPED YOU IN YOUR PLANNING OF LIFE. days of the week: monday Wednesday Thursday Tuesday (the 2 T days must come together, so it is logical) Friday Saturday Sunday
no, in the US black Friday follows thanksgiving, but in Canada it is on a Sunday or a monday. one of the two
Halloween was on Friday October 31 in 1947.
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