Fortunately, we get a new one every morning.

Welcome to the Calendar Page. Here you have a look at current events, past events, and even some future events that might yet be, as Galadriel said.

The page code recognizes certain keywords, such as

"Today", "Tomorrow", or "Last Monday".

These dates will show up in the calendar in the appropriate places. This is of limited utility, but you may want to use it to keep constant reminders or messages for your visitors.

I was younger than I am now. "Yesterday" will always appear in the Past, but not in This Month if today is the 1^st.

Fortunately, we get a new one every morning.

Welcome to the Calendar Page. Here you have a look at current events, past events, and even some future events that might yet be, as Galadriel said.

I love ya, tomorrow. This will not show up in "This Month" if yesterday was the last day of the month.

The Future Epoch is ordered with events closer to the present first.

The Past Epoch is ordered the same way: things further in the past are farther down the page.

Further into the future than tomorrow morning.

This post may not appear in "This Month" if next Monday falls in the next month. See how that works?

Let's see where this tricky post shows up. If Monday was the end of the month, this post will show up in the future, but not in This Month.

Php code is self-aware enough to see that Tuesday means the very next Tuesday from the present.

I love ya, tomorrow. This will not show up in "This Month" if yesterday was the last day of the month.

The Future Epoch is ordered with events closer to the present first.

The Past Epoch is ordered the same way: things further in the past are farther down the page.

Further into the future than tomorrow morning.

This post may not appear in "This Month" if next Monday falls in the next month. See how that works?

Let's see where this tricky post shows up. If Monday was the end of the month, this post will show up in the future, but not in This Month.

Php code is self-aware enough to see that Tuesday means the very next Tuesday from the present.

I was younger than I am now. "Yesterday" will always appear in the Past, but not in This Month if today is the 1^st.

The page code recognizes certain keywords, such as

"Today", "Tomorrow", or "Last Monday".

These dates will show up in the calendar in the appropriate places. This is of limited utility, but you may want to use it to keep constant reminders or messages for your visitors.