Belated birthday celebrations

Published by

on

{This is a short one since I don’t have time, but I want to keep the streak going!}

Last August my sister turned 40. She wanted, or at least thought she wanted, to run the Sea Wheeze half marathon in Vancouver to celebrate. Her friends, our other sister, and I, all dutiful followed whatever directions were given to get us into the race. We found out that we had gotten in to this highly coveted event to find out just another couple months later that the race had been canceled. Fast forward to January of this year when I turned 50 and it was still not safe to travel. Our big birthday celebrations would have to wait.

This last weekend the three of us finally had an opportunity to celebrate the two big milestones: 40 and 50! Although we kept it pretty close to home, we had a wonderful time treating ourselves to some delicious food and relaxation time in Santa Barbara, just a few hours drive away for us. After this year, I’ll never consider it “too late” to celebrate a birthday.



6 responses to “Belated birthday celebrations”

  1. onathought Avatar

    Never ever too late! So glad you got your celebration. 🙂

    Liked by 1 person

  2. Diane Anderson (newtreemom) Avatar

    My sister always celebrates the whole month of her birthday.

    Liked by 2 people

  3. Alice Avatar

    Fun! Sister birthdays are the best no matter when you celebrate them.

    Liked by 2 people

  4. arjeha Avatar

    Getting together to celebrate is what is important. When the get together happens is immaterial. Glad you all had a chance to get together.

    Liked by 2 people

  5. Sonia Jaffe Robbins Avatar

    I wonder if there will be a rush of parties, birthdays or otherwise, in the next months, as we finally get covid under control. All those parties and celebrations that got postponed in the past year.

    Liked by 2 people

  6. Lainie Levin Avatar
    Lainie Levin

    Too late to celebrate a birthday!? Emily Post says you have a year ; )

    Liked by 2 people

Leave a reply to onathought Cancel reply