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April 03, 2009

How Many Days Until...

Ben DeGrow posted today that there are only 33 days left in the Colorado General Assembly session.  While taxpayers will pay for the session for years, it is good to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

As a public service, below are some other countdowns for the numerically inclined.

There are only 265 shopping days until Christmas.  Hurry, or you will miss the sales!

Election day is 214 days away.

Tax day is only 12 days away (better start that return soon, eh?).

And, finally, three days until opening day of baseball season!  Play ball!

by Civil Sense

Posted by Civil Sense on April 03, 2009 at 01:30 PM in Odds & Ends |

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