Do you celebrate "Half Birthdays"?
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Happy half-birthday to you,\nHappy half-birthday to you,\nHappy half-birthday dear Marrrrrrrrriaaaaannnnne,\nHappy half-birthday tooooo yooooooooooouuuuu!\n\nBlimey, that plays havoc with the scansion of the song!\nI believe in celebrating every kind of 'day' there is to celebrate, so happy Wednesday to you too :o)
380577
yes my 3 exhusband has a birthday on may 6. and eddie is going to be 46 years old. and have a happy birthday and many\nmore birthdays to come.  and have a good day today.
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no, i actually know a guy who was born in a Feb, 29, and the years where there isnt such a date, he celebrates it one day before. The good think is he says he only gets one year older when the calendar has got a feb 29, so.. he still keeps being pretty young :P
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Thank you for the birthday wish, and song\nMine is the 26th. Talk about being lost in the holiday shuffle. I was 21 before I ever had a birthday cake. Finally had a party at 30. Love the fact that my birthday is spent cleaning up the mess from Christmas ! ! \n\nNephews is the 24th (I try to make his day special) \nGrandson is the 13th (Will make his day special too, this year will be his first birthday)
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I want another birthday.
219326
Find something to make the birthday meaningful. Plant a tree on your special day. Volunteer some place where your help is needed. End a grudge. Adopt a pet. Start an exercise program. Sign up for a course. Perform a random act of kindness. Give to others, yourself, the earth, to make your birthday special.
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celebrate ur b-day the same way you did 20 years ago then. Maybe the outcome will be different this time ;)
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I think the gift of life should be celebrated everyday and not just on your birthday. Love and take care of yourself in everyway possible. But celebrating your birthday once a year is good for it gives you a chance to reflect. Think of it as getting another year of wisdom rather than another year of getting older.
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B"H\nIf you mean, "Do people from Israel celebrate their birthday?" then, some do and some don't.\n\nThe Lubavitcher Rebbe encouraged celebrating one's birthday as a special time of prayer and self improvement.  Some good ways to celebrate one's birthday are: inviting friends over for a meal, involving yourself in community service, and making resolutions for your growth in the coming year.
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No, & have a very Happy Birthday. \nMy boyfriend turned 21 today & \nhe wouldn't even let me sing Happy Birthday so...\n\nHappy Birthday to you!\nHappy Birthday to you!\nHappy Birthday coltin grundy!\nHappy Birthday to you!\n\n:)
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My mom's birthday is Dec. 24th. She DID NOT allow us to combine the two- birthday wrap, etc. I have three other relatives within a week of Christmas, including one on the Big Day itself. Fortunately, in my opinion, NONE of them allow the days to be 'blended'- although cake and ice cream for a Christmas meal dessert is a bit unusual!\n\nIt can be a pain, but it is only fair... UNLESS the 1 gift is REALLY nice AND it 'feels' fair to him and his siblings!\n\nOthers do indeed do 'fake' birthdays at other times in the year, but this is not an easy thing to explain to a young child.
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My birthday is very close to Christmas, and occassionaly I get gifts from others that say Merry Christmas/Happy Birthday.  It is not right.  It is not your fault that you were born on February 14.  You should never put up with your birthday being ignored.  If you need to celebrate your birthday or Valentine's Day early or late, do that.  You deserve your own special day.
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Happy Early Birthday!
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Happy Birthday... Have a party
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you should always make time to celebrate your birthday, even if all you do is treat yourself to your favorite restaurant...take the time to give yourself a pat on the back...what would the world be like without you? not nearly as good as it is with you here! :) happy birthday!
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You have an error in your first statement which means the logic after that is flawed.\n\nThere aren't 52 weeks in a year, there are 52 weeks and 1 day. That's why your birthday will be on a Tuesday (say) this year and on a Wednesday the year after (discounting leap years).
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Theres an extra day on the last week. Think how your birthday moves forward a day each year. Ther are actually 365 1/4 days in a year. The leap year every 4 years means this doesnt ever go out of synch too far