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Misanthropical
12-15-2006, 04:47 AM
Today, is my birthday, big fat hairy deal. I woke up at 7 AM, to get the inside of the house ready to be painted, since it needed it really bad.

My daughter gives me a box with a stuffed bunny in it that she made herself (yes, she is very sweet, thanks for noticing). And, I get the children off to school.

The painter comes at 10 AM and says with a sigh of relief that it is just normal wear and tear, he was afraid we tore the place apart. No, we do not tear our home apart, thanks for noticing. I may not be Martha Stewart, but I do take pride in how my house looks. The painter also put up new blinds for us for no charge, since he was happy to finally have a house that wasn't trashed.

My husband takes me to the book store, while the house is being painted and when I go to pay for my books I drop my ice tea all over the floor. I apologized and tried to clean it up, but they told me not to worry about it, they would do it. I felt bad about them cleaning my mess.

I went back over to the coffee place in the book store to buy another ice tea, but they gave me another one for free. I tried to insist on paying, but they wouldn't take my money.

We then go for lunch, where I didn't spill a single thing, luckily. I took my soda home and spilled it on my books when I set my stuff down when we came in the door. Yeah, I was miffed.

I had exactually three hours of sleep the night before, so I wasn't at my best. I went to take a nap while my husband talked to the painter.

An hour later, my husband woke me up to remind me we had to go see our big guy sing in the Christmas Chorus at his school. Lovely, since I love to hear Christmas carols on my birthday. NOT!

However, my big guy did a great job and sang so beautifully the angels wept. I am very proud of him.

So, the day wasn't a total loss.

AFpheonix
12-15-2006, 09:27 AM
It sounds like you really had a pretty fun day, except for the whole spilling part :)

Happy birthday, by the way.

sportsmom
12-15-2006, 02:36 PM
An hour later, my husband woke me up to remind me we had to go see our big guy sing in the Christmas Chorus at his school. Lovely, since I love to hear Christmas carols on my birthday. NOT!



My oldest is with you on the Christmas carols on your birthday. She turns 12 next Friday, the 22nd.

She's actually a little miffed, because this is the first year she has ever been to school on her birthday. Every other year they have gotten out just before and she didn't have to go.

Happy Birthday and I wish you many more to come!

Greenday
12-15-2006, 04:40 PM
Ah, another birthday. So how old are we now, 22, 23?

I'm afraid your birthday troubles might be my fault. You see, ever since Sunday, I have yet to have a decent day. And every time I think or say, "Seriously now, this can't get any worse," it does. So maybe, somehow adding to the crappiness it decided to strike randomly at someone on the board. I apologize for that.

Birthdays always seem to be an interesting experience. I hope the last 13 minutes of your kicked @$$!

Misanthropical
12-15-2006, 05:49 PM
Bless you, Greenday for thinking I'm in my 20's, but alas, I have passed my 20's awhile ago.

My little guy kept telling everyone how old I was till I told him if he wanted to see his 9th birthday he better knock it off. :lol:

At the concert, we did switch seats, since the demon child behind us would not stop hitting my daughter in the back of the head, and poking my little guy. I heard my little guy tell her not to touch my purse and when I looked over the demon child was trying to get in my purse. Of course, the parents said nothing.

We switched seats in time for my big guy to come on and the guy behind us would not shut up, so I turned around with the look of death on my face and told him I was trying to hear my son sing and if he didn't shut up I would not be responsible for what happened to him. The guy shut up.

My husband just looked at me like I was possessed.

After the concert, I had to fight my way through a group of girls surrounding my big guy, so we could leave. My big guy was not complaining about all the attention he was getting from the opposite sex. :rolleyes:

Greenday
12-15-2006, 06:23 PM
Aw, he's a regular stud! Funny how it seems like you have to stick it to someone everywhere you go. Next year, wear a shirt that says, "It's my birthday. Whoever angers me shall fear the wrath of the flamethrower. Any questions?" Or you could wear it year round.

Misanthropical
12-15-2006, 07:37 PM
Greenday, no mother wants to hear their son is a stud. :p I think in terms of him being handsome, that is my mother type thinking and I'm sticking to it! ;)

My husband says that the problem I have with people is that I look young, and unassuming, and I'm also very soft spoken till pushed to anger. So, people assume they can take advantage.

Bella_Vixen
12-16-2006, 05:48 AM
Ummm...happy belated birthday...? LOL.

blas
12-16-2006, 12:03 PM
HAPPY 21st birthday MIS!!!!

We'll all make it up to you. Everyone get your bibs, we're going to Red Lobster!

Becks
12-17-2006, 02:35 AM
Ummm...happy belated birthday...? LOL.


I echo my sister. I'm a birthday slacker sometimes. OK, most of the time.

:party:

Misanthropical
12-17-2006, 02:53 AM
Thanks for the birthday wishes guys! and bless you all for having me in my 20's instead of my true old age. :D

Broomjockey
12-17-2006, 05:14 AM
Old? You? Never!
The only old person around here is Puck! :p :D
Sounds like your big guy is gonna break a lot of hearts one day though :)

RavenStarr
12-17-2006, 05:07 PM
Happy late birthday Mis.:) Your 29 with how many years experience?;) :p