You get leftover turkey every year and people not making a fuss over your bday? Sounds dreamy.
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When did they realize they forgot?
My parents realized the very next morning. My birthday sometimes falls on Labor Day. The year they forgot, my birthday fell on the Sunday before Labor Day. According to them, they thought the entire week that my birthday was on Labor Day. They didn't realize that was incorrect until they saw "September 3" on the newspaper the following morning.
I remember the whole day thinking at any moment they would spring out and yell, "Surprise! You really thought we forgot your birthday, didn't you!?!" Then dinner passed. Then it was 8 o'clock. Then they went to bed.
The next day my mom acknowledged it. Never got a party that year, though.
I never had my birthday forgotten, but I spent summers growing up at my grandparent's farm in Kentucky.
Every celebration was the exact same celebration with the exact same menu at the local park (Abraham Lincoln's Homestead State Park 5 miles away) with my sister, my grandparents, and my grandfather's brother with his wife.
I was a kid and that **** got really old. I even remember overhearing my Great Uncle bitching about the fact he had to attend one year.
I loved spending summers at my grandparent's horse farm. Those are memories I will treasure the rest of my life. But having a summer bday was most definitely a downside.
Every celebration was the exact same celebration with the exact same menu at the local park (Abraham Lincoln's Homestead State Park 5 miles away) with my sister, my grandparents, and my grandfather's brother with his wife.
I was a kid and that **** got really old. I even remember overhearing my Great Uncle bitching about the fact he had to attend one year.
I loved spending summers at my grandparent's horse farm. Those are memories I will treasure the rest of my life. But having a summer bday was most definitely a downside.
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