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Birthday Wish

Happy Birthday to Me!
Happy Birthday to Me!
Happy Birthday to MEEEEE!
Happy Birthday to ME!!!!

Yup, it's my birthday. I am the big 30. And that's pretty cool.

Here's an odd thought for my birthday. I'm reading Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything and in it he talks about atoms and how there are so many atoms that we're all made of billions of them. And those billions of atoms were all part of people and creatures that came before us, over and over again. We're all recycled from the past. And that's humbling.

On that note, my birthday wish is that everyone follow the Bill &Ted philosophy - "Be excellent to each other." Because you never know when you will be, or have already been, each other.

Comments

Anonymous said…
well, happy birthday ol' lady! [don't worry, i'm right behind ya] :-)
6:39 AM
Anonymous said…
Happy 30... now your body's warranty has expired! You're on your own! LOL

--J
7:54 AM
Mrs. Harridan said…
Happy Birthday, fellow Leo! Enjoy 30 - it might seems like a huge, depressing milestone (or not, depending), but it was a great year for me.
8:43 AM
tjdygon said…
Happy Birthday Sassy!!! I just did my 30th in June and it hasn't been too bad! I'm sure you will survive yours! Go out and party!
4:05 PM
DecemberFlower said…
Happy birthday!
4:45 PM
Rees said…
Woo! Happy birthday!

I love Bryson. His book about walking the coast of England kicks ass.
9:13 PM
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