Broomsticks And Owls

by **Broccoli** » Thursday 4 May 2006 12:41:24pm

ooh, driver's licence! I'm 26 soon and still don't have it! Well, maybe this autumn.

by **Scarlet Lioness** » Friday 5 May 2006 1:11:27am

WOW!!!! Lol, If I don't get it this year, I wont be able to get it till i'm 17 coz the age thing is going up....

Then I wont have to catch the bus to and from school everyday!!!! yay!!!

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Saturday 6 May 2006 5:31:24am

Are you sure that that's been passed?

by **Scarlet Lioness** » Saturday 6 May 2006 10:44:13am

I'm not sure...maybe it hasn't but that's what they were planning to do anywayz...

by **Phoenix in the Ashes** » Sunday 7 May 2006 9:50:57am

Big, big, big, big, big, big difference :-)

by **Rory Pridinham** » Tuesday 20 June 2006 1:38:41pm

Hee Hee!

I'm 19 and I have my license and my own shiny beautiful car (my precious)

It's so great being a teenager!

Sadly that will all end when I turn 20 in 3 months :cry:

Oh well!

by **Snow_Crystal** » Tuesday 20 June 2006 3:09:50pm

Nah life's still good at that time!! It's when you turn 21 that its all over. My 21st was my best ever birthday I reckon.

Well I say that but I'm only 30 and life ain't bad really

by **Rory Pridinham** » Wednesday 21 June 2006 11:00:03pm

Oh good - no sadness then! :double jump:

by **Scellanis** » Wednesday 21 June 2006 11:29:20pm

Snow_Fight wrote: It's when you turn 21 that its all over.

Gee thanks...I turn 23 this year....so my life died...err...a while ago did it...great.

Good job I'm a hyper person and statements like that don't affect me eh

by **selene** » Wednesday 21 June 2006 11:31:43pm

i just turned 22
most people forgot

so enjoy rory
:happy birthday:

sorry it's a bit late

by **Rory Pridinham** » Wednesday 21 June 2006 11:35:09pm

You guys crack me up

I know some 100 year olds who are still enjoying life - so I don't think a birthday has anything to do with it!

by **Snow_Crystal** » Thursday 22 June 2006 10:26:21am

Scellanis wrote:
Snow_Fight wrote: It's when you turn 21 that its all over.

Gee thanks...I turn 23 this year....so my life died...err...a while ago did it...great.

Good job I'm a hyper person and statements like that don't affect me eh

haha!! Yeah I'm only kidding really it's just that there's something about birthdays now that's different. I remember always heading out to the clubs on my birthdays and having a great time with my mates and stuff and just living a free-from-worry lifestyle. I do still go out on my birthdays but we're all a bit more grown up about it now - how sad!

The other sad thing is, now I have a responsible job, a mortgage and I'm now married. I'm not saying my life is over because it isn't - far from it. I guess I can now afford to have a bit of fun and I desperately want to hand onto my childhood that little bit longer (hence no kids until I feel a bit more fulfilled!)

by **Scellanis** » Thursday 22 June 2006 5:41:53pm

I went to the cinema with my big sis and her boyfriend on possibly my 18th birthday but thats it...no parties, nothing, I stay in with my family and have birthday presents and birthday tea....I want to have a party this year but it requires stealing my boyfriend's flat.

by **Broccoli** » Friday 23 June 2006 10:45:05am

Snow_Fight wrote: I desperately want to hand onto my childhood that little bit longer (hence no kids until I feel a bit more fulfilled!)

Oh, you know, I'm beginning to think that once I have kids I can re-live my childhood again with them. I could play dolls, for example :grin:

selene - when was your birthday?

by **Snow_Crystal** » Friday 23 June 2006 2:57:09pm

Hi actually you're probably right!! I guess I never thought of it that way but then the first couple of years is going to be hard work that I don't think it would be like reliving childhood until they hit talking/walking/potty training and can enjoy and remember stuff.

PS - sorry for that typo - I didn't mean "hand onto childhood" I meant "hold onto childhood"

Don't get me wrong, I look forward to the day when we have kids but I'd be a fool to not be worried and responsible about it. My nephew is coming up to 2 years old now and he's fab but I know my sister and brother-in-law found it a complete system shock learning to cope.

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