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Region: The North Pacific
On here. You can make your own calendar —either solar, or lunar.
For instance, you might have 4 quarters per year, plus 1 New Year’s Day, and sometimes a Leap Day at the end of a year.
A quarter might be 7 half-moonths of 13 days (91 days total).
You might choose to have a leap day every four years, except for years divisible by 128. (Perhaps you use an octal or hexadecimal number base.) So your mean solar year is 36531/128 days.
Decide what day you want for New Year’s Day, like the vernal equinox, for instance.
And then set a starting point for Year Zero, like a significant birthday.
You can also create your own weights and measures, too!!
