There’s this philosophy that the older you get, the more
lame your birthdays become. I’m starting
to see the decline in celebratory options already by the ripe old age of
24. Meaning; party invitations with
pony’s don’t get sent out and there are no goodie bags to be collected. But nonetheless, I look forward to my
birthday every year as if I were turning 7 all over again. (Sidenote: my mom threw me some killer
birthday parties back in the day, complete with neighborhood talent shows and
themed parades.) Without a doubt my mom
and Brent make sure that my birthday remains special and exciting. Brent and I
went down to PC to spend the weekend with Mom and Pop for my infamous birthday
weekend.
Some years we boat, others we
camp, but this year being 34 weeks pregnant, things remained a little more
local and subdued. After a belly full of mom’s biscuits and gravy, we perused
Park Silly Market, enjoyed a chocolate covered banana and some cold beverages,
headed home for relaxation, and then closed out the evening with true Chinese
dining. There may or may not have been
some shopping somewhere in between. Perfection.
I think the boys celebrated most of all with their rendition of Olympic
wrestling with Toby and Allie.
Everyone knows when you have dogs; you have dog hair. It’s a never ending battle of picking
individual hairs off your everything…clothes, floors, couches, toothbrush,
whatever. So in all honesty, when asked
what I wanted for my birthday, I replied with something, anything to help get rid of the dog hair. I’m the proud owner of a pretty awesome wood
floor cleaning system that sweeps and mops all in one, and a Schticky. Yes, a
Schticky. Google it please and then
Youtube the commercial. The world’s best
cleaning product comes from a fairly obvious perverted infomercial. Ha-larious!
But it honestly is the best thing since sliced bread. I “schticky” everything the commercial
implies, and then some. Thanks family!
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