13, 14:15

Sure you know your birthday, but do you know what the hour and minute you were born? Remembering those details won't be a problem for Nicollette Brynn Anders. She was born on 11/12/13 at 14:15 military time (2:15 pm).

"That just when she happened to come," said father Mark Anders of Missoula, western Montana, to the Missoulian, "It wasn't planned. She just ... did it."

Kim Briggeman of The Missoulian has the full story. (Photo: Michael Gallacher/Missoulian).

Note: Believe it or not, according to the Missoulian, Nicollette wasn't the first baby to be born on 11/12/13, 14:15 - there are at least two others in the United States: David Cole Salvagnini in Grande Prairie, Texas, and an unidentified baby in Omaha, Nebraska.

Dates written in that format always confuse me. In some places, 11/12/13 would mean December 11, 2013. In fact, I think that's the date format that we use here where I live, but I'm not even entirely sure. When writing dates, I usually write out the name of the month or its abbreviation.