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Thanks for sharing these calendars. It's cool yet I just don't understand it fully. Probably, I'll just use the one that I'm used to so that I can continually celebrate same holidays. lol! Well, it's how you celebrate it. I think I'd write some essays about my experiences during holidays.
Everything you may want to know about calendars (comprising a handy converter) is here: www.fourmilab.ch/documents/calendar/