Today is my grandmother's birthday. She would have been 105 if she hadn't passed away ten years ago. She always complained she never got a birthday because growing up in a practical farming family, it just made "sense" to give her a "christmas/birthday" present and call it good. Her brother and sister both got to have birthday celebrations because they were born at different times of year.
So to anyone having a birthday in the next couple days, Happy Birthday. To mark the occasion, here's a horse with some jingle bells.
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My mother's 96th birthday was yesterday. My father's birthday was Christmas day. It didn't make much difference to them because they were raised in Jewish homes. I can sure see, though, how it would be pretty bad for Christmas-celebrating kids born at Christmas time.
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My first grandchild will be born in the next few days. I will encourage a June half-birthday celebration, so she feels more birthday'd
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My mom would have been 87 on monday. She was a child of the depression in the bronx and would get one glove for her bday and one for christmas, same with socks and shoes.
So i join you in toasting those with birthdays during the holidays!
So i join you in toasting those with birthdays during the holidays!
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Two of my sisters are Xmas-close babies. Seems unfair.
We used to do summer birthdays for our February child, because there were more fun outdoors things you could reliably do at a birthday party in summer than in February.
We used to do summer birthdays for our February child, because there were more fun outdoors things you could reliably do at a birthday party in summer than in February.
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