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Birthdays


Question Posted Saturday February 4 2006, 12:01 pm

So my boyfreinds birthday is next thursday and I want to do something special for him. But then comes the problem. We're both still in school (hes going to be 17 and im 16) So i can't really doing anything that great during the day...and then that night i have a volleyball game like an hour away and i usually dont get home until about 11pm so i dont know what I can do...anyideas?


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lilboo101010 answered Saturday February 4 2006, 9:05 pm:
If i was you celebrate his birthday on the weekend, yea i know its not his birthday but its okay he will understand

<3 Brittany

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hco_babe answered Saturday February 4 2006, 2:39 pm:
decorate his locker. bring balloons, a card, cupakes, cake. or if you wanted you could pretend like you forgot all about it, then have balloons and cake and stuff put in the school office, then they can call him down and all that stuff is there and you can be there too. (that would be so cute if your school will let you do that.) maybe even go out for breakfast that morning.

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MotherJune answered Saturday February 4 2006, 1:05 pm:
I have celebrated many (many, many, many, many) birthdays and there is a common problem of conflicting schedules. Although the actual date of someone's birthday is significant to them, there isn't any reason you can't celebrate BEFORE that date. Do something 1 to 2 days (or more) before his birthday. He won't mind if it is early. {Going out afterward, doesn't quite feel the same.} Go to dinner, the movies, whatever it is that would make it special for HIM. Have a small cake or treat with a candle to make it seem more "birthdayish". Then on the actual birthday, wish him a Happy Birthday and say, "I had fun celebrating your birthday the other day." You could also save a small gift for him to open on his birthday. He can open it when you are not there and it will remind him of the special time you had earlier. It is the thought that counts, not the day.

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megz2009 answered Saturday February 4 2006, 12:58 pm:
hi! my advice is to pay alot of extra attention to him during the school day. Maybe make him a cupcake or something and give it to him before school starts, decorate his locker, bring him a thoughtful present, make him a special lunch, and stuff like that. Maybe before you go to school you call him and sing him happy birthday over the phone. Just a few ideas, lol. All you have to do is let him know that you care, which you do, and he will feel special. Have fun! Luv megz2009

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