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A plea for I Love You Day
Dear Matthew Alice:
Do you know of any movement afoot to get January 4, 2003 designated "National I Love You Day" (1/4/3 = 143 = "I love you"-- get it?) How would one go about getting something like that?
-- Fred, Postalandia
No, Fred, I'll have to admit I don't get it. Nevertheless, you can get it if you'll draw up a plan for 1/4/3-I Love You Day and submit it to your U.S. Congressbeings for their consideration. Any "official" national day would have to be read into the record in the Senate and the House before it's absolutely officially official. Try your city councilbeing if you'd settle for a local celebration. And we love you too, Fred.
Here's something you might be interested in.
A plea for I Love You Day
A plea for I Love You Day
Dear Matthew Alice:
Do you know of any movement afoot to get January 4, 2003 designated "National I Love You Day" (1/4/3 = 143 = "I love you"-- get it?) How would one go about getting something like that?
-- Fred, Postalandia
No, Fred, I'll have to admit I don't get it. Nevertheless, you can get it if you'll draw up a plan for 1/4/3-I Love You Day and submit it to your U.S. Congressbeings for their consideration. Any "official" national day would have to be read into the record in the Senate and the House before it's absolutely officially official. Try your city councilbeing if you'd settle for a local celebration. And we love you too, Fred.
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