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Zantic - Who is this woman?? Posted Apr 3, 2003
The joys of the second year of PhD-dom apparently...
Capricorn
Rachael (Spy with lack of sanity) Posted May 14, 2003
The problm of having exzms
when it is warm
Capricorn
U190482 Posted May 15, 2003
Yep know all about that,
All my exams are over and im handing in the last of my course work today, it feels great.
Oh then im of to Spain on Sunday
Capricorn
Rachael (Spy with lack of sanity) Posted May 19, 2003
Luck
you
i dont get away until at least June 28th that is when school breaks up
in scotland
Capricorn
azahar Posted Jun 16, 2003
signing in . . .
January 7 (just miss sharing a birthday with David Bowie and Elvis by one day!)
Am typical stubborn old capricorn goat with dodgy joints. No beard though (at least not yet!) 
azahar
Capricorn
U190482 Posted Jun 17, 2003
Just one day,
nightmare,
Is it possible it could even be an hour or two?
Capricorn
azahar Posted Oct 2, 2003
hi Tanzen,
I guess you never have trouble finding something to do on your birthday. Heck, most of the world celebrates it.
az
Capricorn
tanzen Posted Oct 2, 2003
That's true...there's always something to do...
...I remember going to the pub one year...and as the night was progressing...and I was getting more "tired and emotional" (
)...I remember saying to one of my friends..."Look at all these people...they're all here for ME...my people...they LURVE me!" 
Capricorn
Athena, Muse of Philosophy -1+7+9*(3+0!)+0=42 Posted Oct 5, 2003
December 23rd over here, and I just missed sharing a birthdate with Jesus! Of course, I would rather it have been David Bowie...
Capricorn
azahar Posted Oct 5, 2003
Athena and Tanzen,
Do you notice that people tend to lump your birthday and Christmas together so you end up getting less prezzies? 
az
Capricorn
tanzen Posted Oct 5, 2003
I have noticed that...and it definitely bothered me when I was a kid...
...but these days, I get free drinks on my birthday...so I can't complain any more 
!
Capricorn
U190482 Posted Oct 6, 2003
the free drinks is true,
but the one prezzy is also true,
I aso hated the fact that i couldnt really have a birthday party and invite all my class mates, because we where off and it just didnt seem right.
Capricorn
azahar Posted Oct 6, 2003
In Spain, where I live, the tradition is that if it is your birthday and you happen to go into a bar it is expected that YOU buy everyone a round, whether you know these people or not.
Hence I tend to lurk at home on my birthday 
and only go out with an English or American friend who understands the concept of free birthday drinks!
My birthday falls just a week after New Years and truly by then people are quite fed up with celebrating stuff. So it sometimes takes a bit of convincing on my part that people should want to help me celebrate my birthday. 
az
Capricorn
U190482 Posted Oct 6, 2003
I think we should start a campaign for equal birthday rights to everybody!
Capricorn
azahar Posted Oct 6, 2003
I am totally for this. Really I love my birthday so much that I refuse to work on this day. This is MY day. It is the anniverary of the day I was born. What could be more important? I truly love birthdays and never feel worried that I am getting OLDER. In fact, with every passing year I feel so happy that I have managed to make it so far.
I am now 46 3/4. And I am now fatter than I was when I was younger, and i have some wrinkles happening on my face. But I think - how lucky am I to be able to see myself getting older! Really, the other option is to be dead. Well, so far, I am not dead. So why not celebrate each year one accomplishes? I really like this idea.
My birthday is MY day. And I am always happy when it comes around yet again . . .
az
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- 41: U190482 (Apr 3, 2003)
- 42: Zantic - Who is this woman?? (Apr 3, 2003)
- 43: Rachael (Spy with lack of sanity) (May 14, 2003)
- 44: U190482 (May 15, 2003)
- 45: Rachael (Spy with lack of sanity) (May 19, 2003)
- 46: azahar (Jun 16, 2003)
- 47: U190482 (Jun 17, 2003)
- 48: astrolog (Sep 18, 2003)
- 49: U190482 (Sep 18, 2003)
- 50: tanzen (Oct 2, 2003)
- 51: azahar (Oct 2, 2003)
- 52: tanzen (Oct 2, 2003)
- 53: Athena, Muse of Philosophy -1+7+9*(3+0!)+0=42 (Oct 5, 2003)
- 54: azahar (Oct 5, 2003)
- 55: tanzen (Oct 5, 2003)
- 56: U190482 (Oct 6, 2003)
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