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- Mood:
nostalgic
Big Day
Yeah, I know I haven’t posted lately. I know I need to put up more pictures of my
Japan trip. But as some of you may know, today is my 30th birthday. Now I am officially old like many of you are. :-) Wow, 30 years old. I still can’t believe it.
It seems like yesterday that I was still playing with Legos and
Transformers in my basement, or running around Ryan’s neighborhood playing with
water guns, or partying late night in college.
30 years old. Part of me thinks
back about things that I could have done differently or actually spent more
time enjoying certain things because that part of my life will never
return. However, I am still young and
have my whole future ahead of me.
Tonight I plan on meeting up with some friends to enjoy the occasion. Nothing too crazy. It should be a great time…..
Anonymous
July 28 2005, 17:03:25 UTC 6 years ago
--Ben
Anonymous
July 28 2005, 17:09:00 UTC 6 years ago
And why does my name keep showing up in people's memories? :)
R.
July 28 2005, 22:13:14 UTC 6 years ago
Anonymous
July 28 2005, 22:30:10 UTC 6 years ago
For girls, 30 can be devastating, athough Demi Moore may argue. 30 is the beginning of the downhill (unless they have endless resources to prevent such things), and when women are seen as more as "older".
So, be happy your male and Happy Birthday. :-)
And why nothing too crazy? You're in NY for goodness sake! That's why NY exists !!!!!
- Someone younger :-)
Anonymous
July 28 2005, 23:34:20 UTC 6 years ago
Happy B-Day!
Happy birthday! It's times like these that make me glad to have a late birthday (although my "big day" will come soon enough). In response to Ryan's comment, I think we all spent more time over at your house vs. anywhere else, so that's a big part of it. Heck, did anyone ever spend any amount of time over at Corbett's house growing up? I think I was inside the place only two or three times. No, his parents knew what we all knew...he was the most destructive among us...so, they sent him over to destroy someone else's house all the time!--JMc
July 29 2005, 19:25:44 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
Damn you Jamie!!! Damn you!!!!!Anonymous
August 2 2005, 06:12:32 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
At least he didn't mention Star Wars figures...-R
Anonymous
August 2 2005, 13:45:27 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
No, that would have been too cruel...--JMc
Anonymous
August 2 2005, 17:56:57 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
Ohh...but I bet you wanted too...I bet it was really hard to resist...did you have to get up and take a walk to resist the urge? :)-R
Anonymous
August 3 2005, 13:57:40 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
Okay fine you wussies, I'll do it.The owner of this 'blog bit the head off of JMc's Yoda action figure when we were kids.
--Ben
Anonymous
August 3 2005, 19:59:15 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
I can confirm that the above-mentioned action did, indeed, take place in the front yard of my parents' house. Considering that Yoda was the very first Star Wars action figure I owned (out of many through the years), it was a very sad and traumatic occurence!--JMc
August 5 2005, 17:17:48 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
GIVE ME A BREAK!Anonymous
August 6 2005, 18:46:16 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
Wait wait, didn't this incident involve a Darth Vader mask?R
Anonymous
August 7 2005, 16:41:14 UTC 6 years ago
Re: Happy B-Day!
No, that was a separate and equally unfortunate incident.