So, it has been thirty-three years and change since 5:04 AM on September 6, 1972. Seems like only yesterday; where does the time go?
Of course, if we were on Mars, I’d still only be 17 (Useless dates related to your birthday).
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Happy Birthday!!!!
Happy birthday! Hope you have a good one. Also 33 here, I pinged over in April :)
Thanks, Jenniy and Nukapai. That ol’ birthday just came and went.
You know, Nukapai, we’re in good company: Ben Affleck, Jennifer Garner, Cameron Diaz, Michael Rosenbaum (Lex on Smallville), Selma Blair, Geri Halliwell, Carmen Electra, and many more, I’m sure.
Last week I glimpsed a photo of Ben in a supermarket tabloid. The caption said that he had recently shed his love-handles. Damn it, if that 33-year-old can do it, so can I.
OK I’m SUPER late. But Happy belated birthday!
Teenagers on Mars .. you don’t say? I could get use to being 17 and a martian.
Thanks, Mercy. Where did September go?
Hey, Martian gravity is only .38 G too!