I CAN'T STAY 28 FOREVER

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I just changed my age to 29.
It felt good to be 28, so far 28 have been my favorite age.
I can't believe it's my last year as a 20-something.
10 years ago I didn't think I would be alive to see this day.
(I was a very unhappy bunny back then.)

It was my birthday the 5th of December and I had a swell
time with lots of presents, good food and cool music.

My man took me on a secret road trip to St. Albans where we
had lunch at our favorite Italian restaurant, Sazio.
We also went into a charity shop where I found two handbags
from the 1950's for only 75 pence each.

When we came home I put the coffee maker on and my lovely
man surprised me with a birthday cake.

In the evening we went to see Slim Slip & The Sliders who
wished me happy birthday from stage and dedicated my
favorite song.
I was a little bit annoyed that I couldn't have a Baileys
and a jive because of the damn Labyrinthitis.

I got a big package from Sweden.
The ever so lovely Ingrid had sent me a present with a
lot of girlie stuff.

I got:
* £50 from my dad,
* Carnivale, series 1 on DVD from my man,
* A glittery 1930's apple juice Bakelite bangle from my man,
* A card, black gingham panties, a shower cap with pinups,
a strawberry face mask and a very pretty vanity case from my
best friend Ingrid,
* A laptop from my man and his mother and brother.
(I will get it later this month and I hope it's red.)


Click the rascalkosher.blogspot.com/2008… to see pictures.

AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, R.I.P BETTIE PAGE.
I will always love you.
© 2008 - 2024 rascalkosher
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NowAddColor's avatar
Would you tell me if you plan to use the razor? or if you are just a collecter of impractical things.
Because I have a hard time going to estate sales and not start making 'impulsive' buys. And I think I just am in love with having, finding, and looking at older things. Maybe I am impulsive and shouldn't carry around alot of cash when I go to places like that, cause if there wasnt someone there to tell me, "what are you going to use that for!?" I'd have pots and pan sets from the eairly 60's for no reason at all.

Sorry, i'm just awfuly courious.