Twenty-one
- the legal age to drink & gamble in the United States
- the number of spots on a standard die
- Chester A. Arthur was the 21st president of the US
- is the name of a New York city restaurant
- the jersey number of Sammy Sosa & Tim Duncan
- the age at which you can rent a car in most places in the US
- you can buy a handgun once you're twenty-one in most states
- it's the atomic number of the element Scandium
- it's the weight of the soul in grams, according to Duncan Macdougal. He tried to prove that the soul was a physical part of the body, with actual mass, by weighing dying patients
- is the standard TCP/IP number for an FTP connection
- 21 demands were sent from Japan to the Chinese government in 1915
- Gustave Whitehead allegedly flew a plane called Number 21 two years before the Wrigth brothers' first flight
- it put an end to prohibition in the US. It was the Twenty-First Amendment which repealed the Eighteenth Amendment, and re-legalized alcohol
- it's a Fibonacci number, a Harshad number, a Motzkin number, a triangular number & an octagonal number
- it is a composite number
- it's the fifth discrete bi-prime
- the sum of divisors for the integers 1 through 5 is 21
- 21 is the smallest number of differently sized squares needed to square the square
- it is a proper number
- Ecclesiastes is the 21st book of the Bible
- "So God created the great creatures of the sea and every living thing with which the water teems and that moves about in it, according to their kinds and every winged bird according to its kind. And God saw that it was good." is the 21st verse in the Bible
- in the King James version, was is the 21st word in the Bible
- cows graze in the wild in groups of an average of 21
- the number of times I've thought about burning your clothes in a pile in the front yard
- the average number of times I think about you in a day when we're not together
- about how many times you've lovingly taken care of me when I was too sick to take care of myself
- average number of hours you work a day to provide for us
- the number of times you've told Karli's birth story {and I've laughed every time}
- it's how many years that I've been utterly & completely blessed to finally be the woman that I was born to be~ your wife!
So, HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Here's to an infinity ahead of us.
Always,
Dana
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