5 definitions by Jay Urbanski
Is the day at the end of the year in the Jagorian Calendar system. It contains no month and there are 2 Jaydays in a leap year.
by Jay Urbanski April 10, 2007
by Jay Urbanski March 28, 2005
Calendar system containing 13 months. January, Febuary, March, April, May, June, July, Urbanuary, August, September, October, November, December.
Follows more closely the moon cycles. All months have 28 days, there is one day at end of year called Jayday which is in no month. Every four years there are two Jaydays to stay in line with leap year of the Gregorian calendar.
Follows more closely the moon cycles. All months have 28 days, there is one day at end of year called Jayday which is in no month. Every four years there are two Jaydays to stay in line with leap year of the Gregorian calendar.
I will be taking the month of Urbanuary off please refer back to the Jagorian calendar for more info.
That happens only on the second Jayday of the week.
That happens only on the second Jayday of the week.
by Jay Urbanski April 10, 2007
by Jay Urbanski March 28, 2005
Known as the 13th month of the Jagorian calendar. Falls between July and August in the Gregorian calendar.
Follows the moon cycles 28 days per month, with one day left over at end of year known as Jay Day which has no month. Every four years there is two Jay Days to cover for leap year.
Urbanuary is customarily a month without work, similar to the French holiday month.
Follows the moon cycles 28 days per month, with one day left over at end of year known as Jay Day which has no month. Every four years there is two Jay Days to cover for leap year.
Urbanuary is customarily a month without work, similar to the French holiday month.
by Jay Urbanski April 10, 2007