How should I spend my Birthday money?
959747
buy clothes and stuff you need
626859
Well I'm going to make this easy for you, I just had my 11 birthday to. So I had a sleep over and watched movies and etc. But you could go skating, go to a couple movies, go to some very fun place, or etc. For food you could make some and take it some where, buy it and take it, buy it at the place, or any other ways you can think of, or have everyone bring something. Buy some nice decorations, and some stuff like that. I hope this is helping. Buy or make her a nice cake, and some real good friends to come. I hope I have helped you.
547845
Buy yourself a new sexy lingerie and on that night...SURPRISE ..HAPPY BIRTHDAY
606296
gee, i don't know dude, i just turned 20 this year and it sucks? i still wanna be a teenage trash and just trash out if you know what i mean?\n\nbut i think the best thing to do man is just eat and be merry, buy a couple of beer and ask your best mates for a night in your crib and plainly party, yeah, that's what i do, party\n\nbtw, happy birthday dude and goodluck on your 30's ahead and so on and so forth oh and btw on your last 20's year \n\ncheers to all!
212262
Well, happy birthday !!\nthere's a ton of stuff you can do, like a karaoke party, you can have a good old fashion house party with games and stuff, if it's a nice day why don't you call all your friends tell them to put on some junk cloths and have a bunch of relay races and a BBQ!\n\nCome on girlfriend use your imagination.
841436
Well, you could prepare some food and decorate your house with banners and balloons I suppose. Have some music prepared as well. Then invite over some of your friends and relatives to celebrate with you. That's pretty much what a typical birthday party is like. \n\nIf you really want you could also plan out some games and other fun activities to have. Or maybe even have a live band or dj.
735641
Have a party?? \nor go out for dinner then go to the movies or do something like that it would be fun!!\nhappy birthday!!
1041191
Congratulations on  your birthday. Mine is Sunday. As for what you could do: what are some things you really like to do? Do them (any of the things you really like to do). Go to a nice place to eat? Go shopping and buy something special. Any special activity you like, but don't get to do much? Do that. Treat yourself in a really good way. Hope you have a great day!
769548
I know this is going to sound wierd, my own daughter told me so when I mentioned it to her for her party, and since she's 12, she knows everything.\n\nThe theme should be up to you, but my advice for the presents is a package of disposable diapers. Lots of things can come of this.\n\nFirst, you and your friends take the diapers to a non profit facility for under advantaged mothers.\n\nYou're not a child anymore and I'm fairly confident that at your age you've been told plenty about unwanted or unexpected pregnancy and this would provide you and your friends to see first hand how things could turn out, and at the same time, give of yourselves.\n\nIt is after all your birthday. Get it, birth, babies, diapers...quack...quack...quack.  Plus, since this is a novel idea, perhaps the greatest happiness you will get from it, is that you actually thought about someone other than yourself on your special day.\n\nFinally, if a single person reads this and actually does it, someone will benefit.\n\nEither way, happy birthday in advance and hope you and your friends have great fun.
815426
The wallet is something he might need, but may not want. I wouldn't risk spending that kind of money on something that would have the same effect if it were $100 cheaper.\n\nInstead, be inventive. Think about what he likes, and try to imagine the craziest thing that you could do for him that relates to it. If he likes sports, get him two tickets to a game (if he invites you, it's great "quality time"; if he invites a friend, they'll both be remembering you for it). If he likes cars, get him a lesson or two with a professional racecar trainer (it isn't as hard as you might think).\n\nPS: Don't look at my examples, but what I'm getting at. You know him better than I do (I hope!) - find something that he likes and let your imagination go wild with the perfect gift! Believe me, you can find this perfect gift without breaking your budget.\n\nBest of luck!
350482
Check out Yahoo! Gift Finder ( http://shopping.yahoo.com/giftfinder/ ). They have good ideas. You click on the occasion ("Birthday" in this case), then gender/age range, then relationship ("father"), then "Lifestyle", then you get a list of suggestions.
420624
The proper etiquette is to take a gift to their house before or after the event or send a card with a gift card or money order in it.  (The amount would be up to you and what you can afford & how close you are to them.  $20-$50)  Just put yourself in their shoes, if you invited people to either event, what would you want or expect them to do?  Remember these parties are thrown to help the people that are being celebrated with their new expenses.   ;o)
717871
Well If you have money to spend then cfall all her best closestb friends for a light tea at your friends house say at 18.00 hrs on her birth day and you order cake etc and get it delivered at 19.00 hrs sharp along with candles and tea cups plus some munching items .You see to it that you are present at your friends house by 17.00 hrs and dont allow her to go out. Let her friends, say five six in numbers, come one by one UNANNOUNCED and let your friend wonder what is happening.\nlet none of them wish her Happy Birthday but act dumb and if the friend tells her it is her birthday let them feint surprise and lie low. Once all are assembled and when cake arrives you can sing in chorus Happoy Birthday.\nThis can be on a week end need not be exactly on B Day and the party can be at an outside cafeteria with prior reservation and once all gather at the friends house ask her \nwhere is the party we were invited for a party at your home etc and when the friend is bewildered all of you take her to the cafetria and enjoy\nOr else send a card and a cake to be delivered in absentia!!!
173978
Do anything you can think of that's fun to celebrate, and still leave you alive to get to 27!\n\nBut also...here's a thought...take a half-hour and write a letter to yourself at 46.  Tell you what you hope you've become, and why, and what you hope you still love at 46 that you loved at 26...and then put it away some place safe...Then 20 years from today, pour yourself a nice drink and open a birthday present from you...\n\nFeliz cumpleano!
1156258
many many happy returns of the day.enjoy a lot.u get this chance only once in a year.i wish that all the tomorrows that r going 2 enter your life may be as enjoyable as your birth day.once again HAPPY BIRTHDAY.
133909
Try the zoo.  I believe they still allow birthday parties there.
291796
Hey Gigi! Found a 3-step solution:\n\n1. Find yourself something you really really liked in childhood then get that & indulge for a week, it doesn't have to cost a lot of money.\n\n2. Check whether stuff you want to buy truly matches what you value at heart. You can start out by tracking what you spend money on for a week. \n\n3. After that week, slim your expenses down to what you value at heart. & keep indulging in less-than-GBP 2 -fun!\n\nIt's great, worked for me & lots of friends