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So today is my birthday party, and since I am banned from the kitchen, I am stuck in the living room.  My birthday, as many of you already know is actually Monday, but since people work... we are celebrating today.

Which brings me to the point, I am really freaked out by being 28. People laugh when I say this, but I really do feel impending doom. Okay maybe it's not doom, but maybe trepidation. ha ha ha

I think that this hesitation is caused by Taryn (my step-mom). Sorry Taryn, but I think it's your fault. :)   When my dad and Taryn got married (16 years ago) she was 28! Totally an adult, responsible and old enough to be married to my dad!  He was OLD, or so I thought; really he was in his mid-thirties, in the best shape of his life, had a totally awesome bachelor pad and drove the "fine German touring car". Really, he was a catch! :) But that isn't the point... the point is that I am rapidly becoming my parents' age. 

Where has my life gone? It is a slippery slope to 30 from here!

8 Comments

Brooklynne said:

Afterthoughts:
1. Taryn, I think you are great. And I am glad to be 28 if that makes me more like you!
2. It is funny that Halleigh is going to think of me as old someday.
3. I would rather be my parents' age than the alternative... worm dirt.

Taryn said:

Oh to be 28 again!! In fact, if I could be any age, it would be 28. Enjoy it because you'll be 45 before you know it and be thinking about approaching 50. Talk about impending doom! Hope you're having a great time. Happy 28th Birthday!

BethAnn said:

I feel your pain. I'll be 30 in March and boy, it really is a reality check! Happy birthday, friend!

DaddyO said:

Time Magazine
Monday August 12, 1991 (17 years ago)
Article: "Last of the Great Tinkerers"
Subject: Biochemist Kary Mullis
Google the above information and see what Mr. Mullis has to say about 28 year old women. (some math is required) I believe it to be true.
BFD

DaddyO said:

I almost forgot, HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

Steph said:

Happy Birthday Brooklynne! I hope that you're having a delightful day.

Andie said:

Hey stranger!
Random blast from the past, I know. I have been thinkin' a lot about you lately! You have quite the famous name in Google. ;)
Just wanted to pop in and say hi and wow..happy birthday!
It looks like you are doing well out East..how exciting. H is BEAUTIFUL! So happy for you guys!
B-Town Andie

kelly said:

OLD! ha ha. happy bday! it was great to chat a little last night. you're so far from 30!

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