What kept Dorian Gray young was a painting  of himself. The painting
grew old instead of him.

Saturday, September 12, 20097:43 AMNeal [email protected]

>Sandy:
>
>I looked it up on Google. The book title was the Picture of Dorian  
>Gray, written in 1890, the only novel by Oscar Wilde. The Wikipedia  
>encyclopedia calls it a modern classic.  They did not mention his  
>birthday, but as I recall,  Dorian went to court and had it legally  
>changed to 30 February, which resulted in his looking young for the  
>remainder of his life.  I know, Oscar Wilde tried to make the readers  
>believe that it was the portrait that aged, but of course, anyone with  
>common sense knows that this is impossible.
>
>Neal
>
>On Sep 411, 1120092007, at 6:40 PM, Sandra Schreiber wrote:
>
>> Neal:   my cat was named after the book!   I am pretty sure it is  
>> "a" not "e"...I do have a copy of the book, but am in St.  
>> Louis...will look it up when I get home...Sandy
>> On Sep 11, 2009, at 3:16 PM, Neal Hammon wrote:
>>
>> Sandra:
>>
>> That is quite a coincidence.  Is his birthday on February 30th?
>>
>> I was, of course, referring to the man in the famous old classic  
>> book by the same name.  It was required reading when I was in Male  
>> high school. or maybe in freshman English class in college.
>>
>> About the spelling; I may be wrong . Perhaps it was Gray. I no  
>> longer have a copy of the book.
>>
>> Neal Hammon
>>
>>
>> On Sep 411, 1120092007, at 10:21 AM, Sandra Schreiber wrote:
>>
>>> funny, Dorian GRAY is the  name of my cat (gray of course, also my  
>>> maiden name)
>>> On Sep 11, 2009, at 10:17 AM, Neal Hammon wrote:
>>>
>>> Marta:
>>>
>>> And if you do not know the month and day, just mark it down as Feb.  
>>> 30
>>>
>>> Neal Hammon
>>>
>>> PS: That was Dorian Grey's birthday.
>>>
>>> On Sep 411, 1120092007, at 7:51 AM, Marta Edie wrote:
>>>
>>>> When you know a person's birthday date, but not the year he/ she  
>>>> was born, how can you do that in the address book under the rubric  
>>>> "birthday", I mean, how can you leave the year out? I have helped  
>>>> myself by doing "0001", so I know I don't know.
>>>>
>>>> Marta
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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