So I did just that.
What did I do on my birthday? Well, I slept in. Then went and had tea with Rachel, as she was out and about in town. And because it was a gorgeous day, I decided to walk to Morrison's for the fresh air. It being my birthday, I needed to treat myself to something.
How about some daffodils? Nothing screams 'welcome Spring' like daffodils. They are hands down my favorite flower because they start to bloom around my birthday. And just look at them -- you can't frown with daffodils.
And I couldn't resist fuchsia chrysanthemums.
But maybe I should be at least a little productive with my day.
I know -- I'll do some laundry. Nothing screams birthday festivities like laundry. But, if I do laundry, I'll earn a snack, from...
The awesome birthday box of American candy goodness that my parents sent me. Including another amazing March tradition that I thought I was going to miss out on... Girl Scout cookies. Oh yes, they mailed me Tagalongs all the way from the States. And they taste so good.
And of course, during all of this, I have atop my head the decoration that splits this apart from any other normal grocery store/laundry/snack kind of day.
Well I had to have some sort of festive something, didn't I? Yet another wonder from the birthday box.
So it was a quiet day, albeit a slightly productive day. And now I'm another year older, and another year wiser apparently. And while people kept asking 'oh which birthday is it?' and I respond with a number higher than the 22 or 23 most of these kids around me have, as I inch closer to 30 I have to admit... I like the me at closer to 30 better than the me at closer to 22. I like my number, and I think it's pretty awesome.
Just like my headband.
Happy birthday!!! It sounds like a pretty good day to me. Flowers are a great treat!
ReplyDeleteI agree with you on the daffodils. They conveniently grow in random places on the side of the road... and I always stop to pick them. They smell so lovely, too!
@Hiking in Stilettos -- People just have to smile when they see daffodils. And I love when they grow by the side of the road. It's nature's way of saying 'hi gorgeous, it's going to be a good day'.
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