Make It A Date

Believe it or not, I'm working right now. Currently, I'm working on a project involving calendars and dates, something that intrigues me anyhow. Most intriguing is the calculation of Easter. Dan had been complaining that it was "too early" this year, falling on March 31. In my online travels this morning, I found this page that has some fascinating information on Easter's mobility. I decided to look at how Easters have been spread over Dan's lifetime. Easter can be as early as March 22 (27,550 times out of the cycle of 5,700,000 years!), but won't be in the next 150 or so. The earliest we might see Easter is March 23, in 2008. The latest Easter happens is April 25, which hasn't happened since 1943, and won't again until 2038. Other than that, here are Easters in Dan's lifetime, through next year's:

3/26    1978 1989
3/29    1970
3/30    1975 1986 1997
3/31    1991 2002
4/2     1972
4/3     1983 1988 1994
4/4     1999
4/6     1969 1980
4/7     1985 1996
4/10    1977
4/11    1971 1982 1993
4/12    1998
4/14    1974
4/15    1979 1990 2001
4/16    1995
4/18    1976
4/19    1981 1987 1992
4/20    2003
4/22    1973 1984
4/23    2000