For my birthday, I went pottery painting and for a meal with a few of my friends who were around. I say a few but I was pleasantly surprised how many were able to come what with half my friends now being at university. I had a great day and it most certainly went by WAY too quickly.
This is the inside of Jennie's mug that she painted. I'm still not quite sure how she managed it considering it was one of those tall thing mugs rather than a chunky one.
I kept on with the TARDIS theme, breaking away from the heavy sheep theme of my previous pottery painting trips....
And of course I can't end this blog without introducing you to my parents. Here you have my mum and dad. Note how my mum has part of my sister's pudding in her left hand and is attacking my dad's with a spoon in her right hand. Maybe someday my mum will get her own pudding rather than nicking everyone else's!!
Live long and keep blogging =]
belated happy birthday for saturday. just wait - next year you'll be in your 20s! ...but i can tell you in advance that that won't feel any different either.
ReplyDeleteYou don't really feel different when you are a year older, you need to look at the broader range of years and see how much you have changed in something like 10 years.
ReplyDeleteI was mostly the same during my Teenage years. I did not really make friends because I find most new people intimidating and that may be part of a learning difficulty that I have and it was not until I was 15 that people discovered that I have it - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asperger_syndrome
To be honest I hit Old Age at about 13 years old.