Birthdays = headache!

Feels like the older we get, the more complicated birthdays become. When we're younger our parents plan stuff and drive us to dinner and it's set to go. You show up, get presents, smile, and eat lots of cake! I'm way past this age, obviously, but now I have issues every year planning.

What date? (When will majority friends be able to attend? Day of? Weekend after?)

What to do?

How to separate people who are no longer friends?




Who to invite? Just the close circle of family and friends or every person you adore (and possibly who will gift you) ?

Separate family day with friend day? Or no?

What the hell do I wear? Do I wanna dress fancy shamncy and pretty or just play it cool with jeans and heels?




Do I want to stay in town or go Orlando/Daytona? (This would illuminate many people)





How much money will I have by March 3rd anyway? (BIRTH DATE)

Wish I could just wave a wand and everyone was able to just get along, attend, and buy me presents.



Good news though (there's always a brighter side, hahaha [every time I say that phrase I immediately think of Hey! Arnold]) whatever I end up doing it will be great because at the end, IT'S STILL GOING TO BE MY BIRTHDAY !



-ssr

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  1. AnonymousSeptember 15, 2012 at 7:55 PM

    sex

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    1. AnonymousNovember 15, 2012 at 11:12 AM

      that's lame you are supposed to say "COOKIE ^.^" if you don't know what to write....

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