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A Quiet Birthday Celebration
It was a simple birthday celebration for me this 2009 like the previous years. Hubby got me a cake and some candles, which I always wish for every year. We went out for a movie and had dinner in our favorite Japanese restaurant. I didn’t know where else to go so we went home.
That was short. It was a quiet day. Was I expecting more? I guess I was. Was I expecting a surprise party from my friends? No. Did I want to travel and spend time out of the city? Yes, that would’ve been a refreshing change. Was I depressed this year? No. Relatively a good birthday then. Yes.
Enough said because I’m at a loss for words. Life goes on.
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