Written on January 1, 2010 at 12:45 am by Jennie

Two Thousand Ten / Deux Mille Dix

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Happy 2010!
(for those who follow the Gregorian calendar)

Happy something else equally pointless!
(to those who don’t)

I am not a fan of New Year’s except for the fact that it’s a non-religious holiday and we don’t have to work. So yay to that!

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http://www.lafauxvaisienne.blogspot.com/ Emily

I have never seen the point of celebrating the new year. But I’ll never complain about a day off work/school! My plans include watching a movie and playing with my dogs while my parents are at a party. Shouldn’t that be the other way around?
.-= Emily´s last blog ..Christmas wrap-up =-.
http://www.lafauxvaisienne.blogspot.com Emily

I have never seen the point of celebrating the new year. But I’ll never complain about a day off work/school! My plans include watching a movie and playing with my dogs while my parents are at a party. Shouldn’t that be the other way around?
.-= Emily´s last blog ..Christmas wrap-up =-.
Lamourie

It’s twenty ten, not two thousand ten… not an exact translation of deux mille dix.
Lamourie

It’s twenty ten, not two thousand ten… not an exact translation of deux mille dix.
http://www.ielanguages.com Jennie Wagner

No, it is two thousand ten.
http://www.ielanguages.com Jennie

No, it is two thousand ten.
Kathy

No, it’s whatever you want it to be. I’ll just call it two zero one zero.
Kathy

No, it’s whatever you want it to be. I’ll just call it two zero one zero.