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Brothers born 12 years apart celebrate their 15th and 18th Leap Day birthdays

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At age 72 and 60, Steve and Tim James said they prefer to count their age in leap years. Steve James remembers Feb. 29, 1964, vividly, the day he turned 12. This year, Steve James turns 18 andTim James turns 15. It’s a birthday not stolen, but shared.

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Brothers born 12 years apart celebrate their 15th and 18th Leap Day birthdays

At age 72 and 60, Steve and Tim James said they prefer to count their age in leap years.

2 months ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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