Your Birthday
Updated March 30, 2024 Your birthday is a transition from what is to what is to be. — Margaret Minnicks Last week, I finished another ride around the Sun which, as years add up, feels sort of like: Been there, done that. Big thanks to Candace, my youngest who made clear that birthdays are significant. They mark the day we entered physical existence and began our limited-run Earth journeys. Another well-wisher said that birthdays should be celebrated year round, like the end-of-year holiday sprees. A Psychology Today post titled, “Why Your Birthday Matters,” concludes, “… it is important to feel cared about, appreciated, and even celebrated. Yes, people who like you or care about you or even love you need an opportunity to express it, and you need to hear and feel it. A birthday isn’t just the day you slid through the birth canal. It is also the day you came into the world, began your lifelong engagement with the world, and, every year on that day, you get feedback from those you have engaged with.” In “Six Reasons to Celebrate Your Birthday,” Holidappy reminds that birthdays are opportunities to refresh our outlooks and bond with people. Happy Birthday for’s impressive reasons for celebrating birthdays includes the fact your survival is inspiring [to others as well]. As the Star Trek says, as this new year dawns, you’re poised to, “boldly go where no man has gone before.” Yeah, birthdays! How to Throw Great Birthday Parties for Adults The Bash suggests, A Pickling Party Reality TV and Drinking Games 90s theme [or 80s, 70s, 60s] 34 more fun and fresh ideas Class Pop offers, Costume Party Online Mixology Class Virtual Escape Room And more And, if you’d like to celebrate your most significant day by your special self, Self suggests, Journal about your year Enjoy a cozy Read-A-Thon Get a Birth Chart or Tarot reading 9 more possibilities VIDEOS Cool Birthday Party Ideas for Adults [3 minutes] Cheap Party Food Ideas [3 minutes] 5 Easy Steps for Adult Birthday Parties [13 Minutes] This Month, Shop Sandra’s Art on Face Masks As well as tote bags, tee shirts, journals, puzzles, phone cases, ornaments, face masks, towels, blankets, cups, pillows, shower curtains and more When will we ever get back to plain, old flu season? In the meantime, safety is a great policy. Why not do so with style and pizzazz?This Face Mask is #11, “Between A Rock and a Hard Place,” from the Eleanor’s Insights series. Most of the work that’s done in the world gets done by people who weren’t feeling all that well at the time that they did it. The face masks produced by Fine Art America are: 100% polyester Two ear loops with adjustable grommets for comfortable fit Sizes: Adult Large, Adult Small,/Youth Large Styles: Flat or Pleated NOT surgical mask grade See more details with item Price: $17.00 Purchase this face mask Shop Posters and All Art Collections HERE. Thanks for shopping!