Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
I've had some quite good milestone birthdays. 30 and 40 were particularly memorable. As others have said, I'm not interested in marking the occasions but family and friends want to do it.Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
My family went totally OTT with my 60th birthday. When asked what I wanted I said a Macdonald's takeaway would do me fine, I got that. However, they also lined up a Chester Roman Soldier to stand beside me for a photo, and a party in the evening with people wearing medieval costumes. The grandchildren were wearing Tshirts bearing my family crest.Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
I've only ever had one birthday party - that was for my 60th and it was fairly small-scale - just a few friends went out together for a mexican meal. My 70th, earlier this year wasn't really marked by anything at all. I've never worried about birthdays because, as a child, my birthday came so soon after Christmas - so I was always told that my Christmas presents were for Christmas and Birthday.Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
I havent really celebrated any milestone birthdays. The only one that was special to me was my 51st birthday when the woman who looked after my dog for me surprised me with a little cake with a candle, a floating birthday balloon and badge saying "Its my birthday I'm 15" a joke we shared, and then she took me out for lunch at a local pub.Re: How Do You Cope With Milestone Birthdays?
I don't remember ever having a birthday party, not even as a kid.Thread Tools | |
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