November 16th, 2007 Now 19
My birthday was actually on Monday, the 12th, and I turned 19. I don’t feel any different to tell you the truth. It is kind of scary to be getting older when you still live with your parents…especially when your father goes, “Millie!! Happy Birthday!” I love it though. It used to embarrass me but now it doesn’t because that’s his funny way to show his happiness that I’m getting older.
I also noticed when they sung me Happy Birthday that I cannot stop smiling. I’ve tried over the years to stop smiling since my teeth are crooked and we did try to put in the retainer and I could not go through it. It wasn’t the metal one either, it was the plastic one which I thought would be easier but it made me talk so much more worse and there was no way I would do that just to get my teeth straighten. I would have to eat just applesauce.
So, yeah. I know I have crooked teeth and no matter how many times my parents or any other member of the family talks about it, it’s a flat out no. No, no, no, no, no. Not again - never.
Anyway, back to topic.
When it involved the cake this year, my mom has one of these small essence candles with plastic on the bottom and put it in the middle of the cake, which is chocolate, instead of birthday candles. We thought we had them but, as you read, we didn’t. It was funny though and it made it even more memorable. So, it was easy to blow that out than those trick candles.
As for the presents they couldn’t be better. They asked me before what I wanted and I really wanted was a kitty - always wanted one - and money. Cash to be more precise. What I got was the movie, Ratatouille, and $100.00 from my parents. My grandmother sent a $25.00 check in the mail - she always does - and sung Happy Birthday on the phone. My brother said that he would be getting me the kitty since his friend’s cat had them. They said they would just give it to us and they would go ahead and do the shots.
I was shocked. Usually he was kidding but he asked me what gender I wanted and I said male. Males, to me, are easier to own than females.
I forgot to tell them I wanted a Sony Playstation 3 too. I completely forgot about it but when I looked at Assassin’s Creed, Ubisoft’s new game that came out in stores today on the 15th. I would get it to play it on the XBox 360 but my brother bought it with his own money.
I told my mom that I wanted the PS3 and she told me to talk to dad. I told him about it today and he said, “Not today. Maybe tomorrow or this weekend. But, it’s going to count as your Christmas present as well.” That’s fine with me. I would rather get it now than bug them about it the whole way until Christmas.
Yes, I’m a very impatient girl and it really is a bad habit. It happens when I look forward for a game or a movie that I want to play or see it immediately.
For those wondering, “How about getting a job?” I have been thinking about it. I also thought about what to do for college. Hopefully I will be taking the online course, The Art Institute Online, for Graphics Design. My mother looked into it and said this was great for me. We still need to send in my information to them.
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