In Honor of Newton’s Birthday
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Maybe I’m dense, but is this intended ironically?
Newton was born Dec. 25, and he died on March 31 1727, Good Friday. Interesting coincidence, I think.
Wasn’t Newton born on Christmas in the old calendar? When did Britain rejoin the rest of Europe on the same calendar?
Is he underwater?
“I’m with you Alex.”
In Rockland, perhaps.
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