Legal Commentary

Annals of Procrastination

By Professor University of Miami School of Law

So it turns out that I forgot to buy a wall calendar this year, and there’s now a blank spot on my office wall where it belongs.

So I figured I’d go to Amazon and get the cheapest non-disgusting calendar I could find. This turns out to be a somewhat harder project than I had initially imagined.

Searching for “2009 calendar” and sorting by price gave me the following choices.

The cheapest, at just 28 cents. But I don’t want to advertise any products.

The following were all just under $1:

Throwing another quarter in the kitty (and ignoring Kindle calendars, fridge magnet calendars, and travel-sized calendars) raised me to:

It would take almost $2 to achieve these dizzying heights of style:

I can sort of see the Beaches thing, maybe, except we have those here, so why do I need it on my calendar?

Under $3:

Oh heck, maybe I should get one like last year.

Full post as published by Discourse.net on January 15, 2009 (boomark / email).