Well, I turned the big three–oh yesterday. It’s not so bad I guess. I’m trying to think of any benefits of turning thirty, and the only one I can think of is that I shouldn’t get carded anymore. It’s not like that is much of a benefit though.
Anyway, I had a pretty good birthday for it being a work day and all. Holly and I went out to dinner at Jenpachi Japanese Steakhouse. I thought it was just going to be the two of us, but she surprised me by arranging for nine of our friends to join us for dinner, and had balloons waiting for me at the restaurant. It was great food, and quite entertaining to watch the chefs put on a show and cook right in front of us. The fun part was when the owner came out and sang “Happy Birthday” to me. He has a very loud voice with a very narrow, and fast vibrato, so it’s kind of a nervous or Elmer Fudd type vibrato. It also reminded a lot of people of the final scene in the classic movie The Christmas Story, where they are at the Chinese restaurant and the waiter is singing “Deck the Halls.” I also received a Polaroid picture from the restaurant to commemorate the event. It was a good time.
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Happy belated birthday. Glad to hear you had a good night.
Happy Birthday!
Another benefit is that you can finally purchase the TV show "30 Something" on DVD and now get all those wonderful jokes.
If 50 is the new 40, than 30 should at least be the new 25.
Happy Birthday Big Boy. If I knew how to say that in Chinese, i would. Only thing I can say in chinese so far is "stop" and "thank you".... enough to catch cab rides.
Turning 30 means you're OLD!!! I'll have to teach Payton to start calling you his "old man"! oh yeah, I'm glad you're a year and a half up on me too!
Chinese love Kareoke - but they really suck at it. heard some horrible Spice Girls last night that would have given you nightmares!
Happy Birthday! Being thirty also means you can officially and legally use the word "whippersnappers" when describing unruly youths.
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