The Pyramid Calendar
Wednesday, 20 January 2010 at 20:21

The idea to reorganize the calendar came to me one day as I was observing the procession of time through the Lunar tree calendar of the Druids, which has 13 months of four seven days weeks in each plus one day, when I noticed that it can be rearranged instead of square into a triangle, hence the pyramid name, so that each week has different number of days, i.e. from 1 day in the first week to seven days in the last week, to make it more fun.

week 1 A...................................................1
week 2 B.................................................2_3
week 3 C...............................................4_5_6
week 4 D............................................7_8_9_10
week 5 E.......................................11_12_13_14_15
week 6 F....................................16_17_18_19_20_21
week 7 G................................22_23_24_25_26_27_28

............................................SU_MO_TU_WE_TH_FR_SA

A 1+1=2
B 2+2=4
C 4+3=7
D 7+4=11
E 11+5=16
F 16+6=22

A 1+1=1
B 1+2=3
C 3+3=6
D 6+4=10
E 10+5=15
F 15+6=21
G 21+7=28


The Pyramid Calendar by Alexander Braun . 2009 . Idiosyntactix Strategic Arts & Sciences Alliance.