Birthdays
My best birthday so far was my 30th, when I held a Polish Bear Hunting evening in some woods - everyone dressed up in hunting gear, ate a Polish hunting stew round a big fire and then, armed with torches, ran out to find the foil-wrapped chocolate bears I'd hidden in the trees.
My worst so far was my first at university - my birthday was the first official day of term, so I thought there'd be loads of people there to have fun with. No, Cambridge is so posh nobody actually turns up on the first night. I got very drunk with the barman.
What extremes of birthdays have you had?
( , Fri 9 Dec 2005, 11:07)
My best birthday so far was my 30th, when I held a Polish Bear Hunting evening in some woods - everyone dressed up in hunting gear, ate a Polish hunting stew round a big fire and then, armed with torches, ran out to find the foil-wrapped chocolate bears I'd hidden in the trees.
My worst so far was my first at university - my birthday was the first official day of term, so I thought there'd be loads of people there to have fun with. No, Cambridge is so posh nobody actually turns up on the first night. I got very drunk with the barman.
What extremes of birthdays have you had?
( , Fri 9 Dec 2005, 11:07)
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my 10th birthday
My 10th birthday is perhaps one that I remember the most vividly. Mum was keen to make things as bright and as happy as she could as dad had left us a couple of years before and my birthdays up to then had been relatively quiet affairs.
So she whipped up a storm, barbeque pool party and organised lots of games and lots of people came and I was enjoying myself immensely until it came to the games. My snooty cousin who was perhaps a year or so younger than I was won Simon Says and opened the present on the spot and said: Pooh, its just chocolates, its so lame.
So I was already feeling the blood creep into my cheeks and so the adults gathered us around my birthday cake and the song was sung et al until I was supposed to blow out the candles. Said cousin being short had stood on a chair and leaned forward to admire my lovely cake in the shape of the numbers 1 and 0 and singed his hair on the candles. by this point just as I as about to blow out my candles he screamed as his hair was burnig, lost balance off the chair and fell into my cake.
I was pretty upset by now and the rest of the party went by quite quietly (for me anyway)
And to add insult to injury, the photos came out a week later and for the big roup photo there I was in the middle smiling away with my willy poking out of my junior speedos.
Now every birthday I drink myself into a stupor and go to bed...
(yay! my first post)
( , Fri 9 Dec 2005, 14:52, Reply)
My 10th birthday is perhaps one that I remember the most vividly. Mum was keen to make things as bright and as happy as she could as dad had left us a couple of years before and my birthdays up to then had been relatively quiet affairs.
So she whipped up a storm, barbeque pool party and organised lots of games and lots of people came and I was enjoying myself immensely until it came to the games. My snooty cousin who was perhaps a year or so younger than I was won Simon Says and opened the present on the spot and said: Pooh, its just chocolates, its so lame.
So I was already feeling the blood creep into my cheeks and so the adults gathered us around my birthday cake and the song was sung et al until I was supposed to blow out the candles. Said cousin being short had stood on a chair and leaned forward to admire my lovely cake in the shape of the numbers 1 and 0 and singed his hair on the candles. by this point just as I as about to blow out my candles he screamed as his hair was burnig, lost balance off the chair and fell into my cake.
I was pretty upset by now and the rest of the party went by quite quietly (for me anyway)
And to add insult to injury, the photos came out a week later and for the big roup photo there I was in the middle smiling away with my willy poking out of my junior speedos.
Now every birthday I drink myself into a stupor and go to bed...
(yay! my first post)
( , Fri 9 Dec 2005, 14:52, Reply)
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