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12/13/14 Is The Last Sequential Day — Or “Tic-Tac-Toe Day” — You’ll See In Your Lifetime
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Bustle.com
What if I told you something is happening tomorrow that will never, ever happen again in your whole life? Pretty crazy thought, right? But it’s true. Saturday, Dec. 13, 2014, otherwise known as 12/13/14, is the last sequential date we will see for the next 88 years. Meaning, unless you’re younger than 20 and are healthy enough to live well beyond average life expectancy, this is it. No more sequential date partying for you.
So what’s going on this Saturday? A whole lot of weddings. Despite being in the middle of frigid December, over 13,000 weddings are scheduled for Dec. 13, which is an over 50 percent jump from the same date last year. Coincidence? Definitely not. Numerically sequential days are very popular for weddings because of the practice of numerology — and the fact that your spouse will never have an excuse to forget your wedding date. Two birds, one stone, boom.
Figuratively speaking, the next visibly sequential date will occur twenty years from now on 1/2/34, but it’s not the real deal. So if you’re looking to cash in big time on numerological juju, you better get to City Hall, grab that lotto ticket, or ask for the raise pronto.
