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9.24.2005

Party

Birthday party, again. I think we have been doing birthday the whole month. Good times.

posted by Rick @ 11:34 AM 

3 Comments:

Blogger Rodney Olsen said...

Isn't it funny how our kids manage to stretch their birthday celebrations out over susch a long period?

There's a celebration with immediate family, extended family on dad's side, extended family on mum's side, school friends, other friends etc.

Maybe it's just as well that once we get a little older the birthdays just come and go.

24/9/05 6:17 PM  
Blogger Rick said...

keeps going and going and going and going......... :)

24/9/05 8:49 PM  
Blogger MaryAnn Mease said...

and...after we hit a certain age just a mere mention of it suffices as proper recognition of the "day". LOL

I really like your daily quote today:We have defined holiness through what we separate ourselves from rather than what we give ourselves to. I am convinced the great tragedy is not the sins we commit, but the life we fail to live." - Erwin McManus,
Seizing Your Divine Moment

we wall ourselves in and we dont do this, dont do that, dont...well what do you do. (uh...isnt that an Adam Ant song? dont drink dont smoke whatdoyado? goodytwoshoes...)
what if we all poured ourselves into LIVING the life fully and pouring love all over everyone we meet?

24/9/05 9:07 PM  

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