Must say I am particularly impressed by the Sports Illustrated swimsuit calendar this year. In these dark days of January, what better than some quality cheesecake to lift the gloom!.
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Boy, that beats my “Jim’s Auto Spares” calendar with the flower pictures…
The only way to track the months?
Well you could set a stick in the ground, align it to the zenith, and rotate on it. For example.
What better to lift the gloom?
How about shared body warmth, full length skin contact, and prolonged ecstatic states. Works for us and saves electricity too.
What better way to lift the gloom?
Snow shoeing. 🙂
Why lift the gloom when you can enjoy it?
I gave up using the Sports Illustrated calendar years ago after having to skip the entire month of May, due to the pages being stuck together.