Do you have a Leap Year tradition? If I have one, I can’t remember what it is.
It would be fun to have something you do every 4 years.
As it is, I’m just looking at it as an extra day. There’s usually not a February 29, so anything you actually accomplish is bonus, right?
Also, I’m pretty sure calories don’t count, which is good because my local Culver’s is offering 29-cent custard cones for the occasion. But maybe I should leap a few times just to make sure.
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LOL! I like the way you think – if I’d known that calories don’t count on 2/29 (much like they don’t count if the cookie is broken), I would’ve indulged as well. ;)
Since you didn’t know, it’s probably good retroactively. ;) (I’m totally down with the broken cookie theory, too!)
Ha — very cute photo. No Leap Year traditions, and I sort of floated through the day and missed doing anything special. Do-over in 4 years?
Thank you! Yep, we now have almost 4 years to come up with something cool to do 2/29/2020.
Love the photo! No Leap Year traditions here, but I think it should be a holiday. Make the most of those extra 24 hours. At school it came up that it’s a little odd that it’s in February, since that is pretty much the LAST month anyone would want an extra day (in the Northeast, at least). Now I’m going to have look up a little Leap Year history… Happy Leap Day to you!
Thanks! I think I had just read an article about taking photos of people jumping. :D
I have no idea why leap day is in February. When I was a kid here in the southwest, I always wondered why we had the summers off from school, since it was too hot to do anything!