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I talked to my mom a few days ago, because we are trying to figure out when my parents will visit next. I suggested my kids' spring break next year because they will have time off school to visit, and we also discussed my oldest's birthday as a possibility. It's a couple weeks after spring break and right around Easter. My mom had said she missed seeing us at holidays, so I thought Easter together might be nice. My daughter also shares a birthday with my maternal grandmother, so I also suggested that my grandmother could come to visit at the same time. While we were discussing birthdays, though, I realized that my daughter's next birthday is her 16th. She's going to be 16!
Num, I'm glad you're here. Zombie reminds me of college (I graduated in '91), so I read ewag's comment and felt old. Thank you for being old too. Almost as old as me. :O
lol. I graduated High school in '97. Yes, being around some of the people on this site make me feel much older than I really am. I wonder if it is because I was married and settled down so early.
I talked to my mom a few days ago, because we are trying to figure out when my parents will visit next. I suggested my kids' spring break next year because they will have time off school to visit, and we also discussed my oldest's birthday as a possibility. It's a couple weeks after spring break and right around Easter. My mom had said she missed seeing us at holidays, so I thought Easter together might be nice. My daughter also shares a birthday with my maternal grandmother, so I also suggested that my grandmother could come to visit at the same time. While we were discussing birthdays, though, I realized that my daughter's next birthday is her 16th. She's going to be 16!
My brain is still grappling with it.
That is a big milestone.
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Originally Posted by num1baby
lol. I graduated High school in '97. Yes, being around some of the people on this site make me feel much older than I really am. I wonder if it is because I was married and settled down so early.
lol. I graduated High school in '97. Yes, being around some of the people on this site make me feel much older than I really am. I wonder if it is because I was married and settled down so early.
You do make me laugh. Sometimes. When you aren't driving me crazy.
You send me hair dye. I'll send you a helmet. How's that?
Can it have glitter and streamers?
Cause when I run around with my arms flailing I really want the streamers to fly...
Also it should glow in the dark so people can find me.
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I talked to my mom a few days ago, because we are trying to figure out when my parents will visit next. I suggested my kids' spring break next year because they will have time off school to visit, and we also discussed my oldest's birthday as a possibility. It's a couple weeks after spring break and right around Easter. My mom had said she missed seeing us at holidays, so I thought Easter together might be nice. My daughter also shares a birthday with my maternal grandmother, so I also suggested that my grandmother could come to visit at the same time. While we were discussing birthdays, though, I realized that my daughter's next birthday is her 16th. She's going to be 16!
Zombie reminds me of college (I graduated in '91), so I read ewag's comment and felt old. Thank you for being old too. Almost as old as me. :O
