AND! Tomorrow is my birthday! Thirty-Seven, babies! It's an auspicious age, numerologically. I checked, and I have more grey hairs and wrinkles and whatnot, sure signs of wisdom and general awesomeness. Last night I finally managed to have that bubble bath, after the Spa/Locksmith Fiasco of Friday. I have no special plans, really, but the week is young.
We've been having a really good weekend of getting things done, hanging out, watching DVDs, and not going anywhere. Cleaned out the garage, cut boys' hair, that kind of stuff.
Today, the sun is shining, and I am going to jump on the trampoline at least Thirty-Seven times, to celebrate!
Edited: Trampoline jumping is FANTASTIC pelvic-floor exercise! Be prepared to run to the loo a few times... And, I can still do a toe-touching 'Stretching Star Jump', impressing the boys like mad!
This website was invented many years ago, when the author kept coming across interesting things in pockets whilst doing laundry. Like small, terrified reptiles. Blogging about raising children in the rainforest, moving them to the UK and watching them leave home one by one to have their own adventures has gradually been replaced by a return to grownup life for their mother, Nan Sheppard, who is an anthropologist, writer and public international law consultant.
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11 comments:
Have a Good One, me Darlin'....
Hey, happy birthday Miss. Nan.
Happy 37th!
Thirty-seven is a wonderful age!
Happy birthday, Nan! Now go and jump on that trampoline!
The happiest of birthdays, Nan! It's YOUR day!
Happy bday to u, happy bday to u, la lala la la la...
And many more
:)
vicki
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! WOO~
MANY happy returns, Nan!!!
You deserve a little spaaaaatastic fun! And yay for you to jump and enjoy:)
Happy Birthday! Hope you had a fabulous day!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!
See, all the bestest biatches are born in March.
OMG!! I can't believe I missed your birthday. I hope you had a pleasant day full of family and friends. I hope the gifts were appropriate (or .. maybe not) and plentiful. Be well, be happy, and may the next 37 be twice as good as the first.
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