Dad was a twin, who loved twin digits. Today’s lineup of numerals would have sent him into orbit.
I don’t often think of my father; he’s been gone since 1993. But, whenever I remember the best of him–his numerology fascination, the proud way he stood at attention and saluted the American flag when it passed at parades, his WWII trunk and possessions I keep–it makes me smile.
In spite of what’s happening in the news–growing unrest and tension in eastern Europe, a pandemic that has dominated our lives for two years, and another Midwestern winter storm on Ground Hog Day that’s causing havoc–there is evenness and continuity in today’s numbers, 2-2-22.
Just as there is peace and beauty blooming in two forms in my home in mid-winter; in an air plant inside, stationed on our Arizona windowsill; and in a red geranium outside, soaking in the morning sun on our southern-facing patio.

Great picture of your Air Plant in bloom!
Only 11 more years until the dates line up again: 3-3-33!
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That’s right. It’s a rare occurrence.
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One other thing that I find fascinating is Sequential dates which occur when the digits on the date are in an increasing or decreasing sequence! If you write your date in the MM/DD/YY format, the last sequential date of the century for you is December 13, 2014, or 12/13/14. How amazing is that? 🙂
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That IS amazing, Aiva. Numbers are fascinating, even though I have never been good at math. They represent continuity.
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