My (Irish) daughter's birthday is St. Patrick's day. What new and intesting  things can we do to celebrate?
410051
Im in Ireland and my cousins birthday is St.Patrick's day. And all we do is throw a normal party like it was any other day and then go to the pub. No-one in Ireland drinks green beer, or eats cabbage and corned beef on Paddy's Day, because we don't need to prove we are Irish or try make ourselves feel Irish by doing these things.These are not Irish customs, they are American. If your daughter is Irish, then that will be enough for her on Paddy's Day, have a normal party, while the rest of America is running around trying to be as Irish as possible and not even coming close to what she is.
991219
Give her this message:\n\nWow, 16.  That's a great milestone birthday!  I wish I were 16 again.  Enjoy it!  It goes by so fast.  No, really it does.  Cherish every moment of it.  Spend lots of time with your friends, let your parents know how much you love them (even if you don't agree with everything they're doing...cuz trust me, you won't always agree), and don't spend too much money on gas...hehe.\nHAPPY BIRTHDAY!
415745
GET 2GETHER WITH A CHURCH ORGANIZATION AND PLAN AN OUTDOOR OUTING.  MAYBE HAVE A PICNIC WITH THE FELLOWERS AND KIDS.  PLAN ACTIVITIES THAT ARE SUITABLE FOR ALL: BASEBALL, VOLLEYBALL, HORSESHOE, TUG-OF-WAR, BEAN BAG, SWIMMING (at a lake or pool).  ENJOY THE DAY---THE JOY AND MEMORY IS FREE AND PRICELESS.\nHAVE FUN!
334641
Well You could make her something. Like for example makke her a nice card colaborated for those two speial days or two seperate ones, and a nice letter. Or just make sure she knows that your aware she exist always and sit under the stars together cuddled together.
470481
That sucks, it happened to me a couple of years ago. It was friday 13, my birth day, and Good Friday. I really didn't do any celebrating until the next weekend. So just try to get her a shirt or skirt or maybe a pewrfume she really likes. Good Luck. What ever you get her I'm pretty sure she'll like it.
598291
Why don't you have a special Mommy's Day with her on her actual birthday. She's two, she understands babies in mommy's bellies, etc. Celebrate the day to the hilt with her. Playground, HER favorite foods all together, explain that you're celebrating because she came into the world for the whole world to enjoy, and YOU got to be a mommy on this very special day!! Start the morning with balloons at breakfast, balloons in the bathroom during her bath, just a complete day of celebration...and then have the party when EVERYONE can be there.... Happy 2nd Year of Mommy Hood. I can't believe MY baby (one of them) is turning 20 on Thursday!!!  OMG. Like snapping my fingers..and he is 20. (happily, the stretch marks have faded, but the student loans keep rolling in!!!) haha. \n(www.thedorkymom.com)
211740
Green hair was just recently added. You should be able to get to it from the holidays & events section. Under St. Patrick's Day.
1062780
My middle daughter will be turning 13 on that day!HAPPY BIRTHDAY...in advance.♥
987720
Make dinner for her for Valentines day, skip the crowds.\n\nHer birthday, make a special effort through friends and her mom to find out what she really wants, then get it for her and give it to her on a moonlit cruise.
726677
Turn on Macy's Day Parade\nCooking and baking\neat, eat, eat\nFootball~~~~~~GOOOOOOOOOO COWBOYS
726809
You're very sweet to take so much care with this. First of all, for her father, maybe to acknowlegde their relationship, get a gift they can use together, games to bring to his house, a gift card to something they like to do together whether it's movies, Chuck E Cheese, or skiing. For your stepdaughter, a nice dance bag would be thoughtful, or tickets to a musical if you live in a town that puts them on. Of course, an mp3 player is sure to make a hit, if she doesn't already have one. She's nine and must be starting to love clothes (my daughter already does at 5!) so give her a "coupon" for a small shopping spree, you decide the limit! Good luck and have a great holiday!
1052254
1. Do something with your daughter every week.  2. Get an interesting book to read.  (The Time Traveller's Wife is a good start.) 3. Go to a movie.  (The Prairie Home Companion is romantic and will leave you feeling good.) 4. Start a project, organize something, make something. 5.  Write to me.  (After all, we could be married already:  I am always nagging you and you always ignore everything I say!) (lol)
103759
Have a pizza party at a nearby hotel with a pool.. no clean up for your parents... and all night goofing off and having fun...\n\nHappy Birthday To You.. Happy Birthday To You!!... Happy Birthday Dear MEEEEERRRRREEEEEE... Happy Birthday To You!!!\n\nHope you have a wonderful one wherever you go or whatever you do.
509955
I took my 3 kids to Ireland last year...we were in Dublin on St. Patrick's Day...it was awesome!
486515
Well you could alway have a house b-day party invite friends, have food, and play games.\n\n\n"HAPPY BIRTHDAY"
1128936
Start early in the morning with some flowers and saying happy birth day.  Fix breakfast and just spend the day listening to her.  Go for a movie and a nice dinner and maybe you should buy a gift....maybe a pair of earings. Most women want your attention, so spending time with her and listening to her and also acting on what she says proves you are paying attention also.  Best wishes
585713
Happy Birthday!! Go out, have a good time, get something to eat, or go to a movie. Do something exciting!!