My Birthday
Posted by Caden on September 12th, 2009
This is a very short post but just wanted to let everybody know that today is my birthday! I turn 17 years old today so I just thought I’d post it on here. Thats about it.
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Happy birthday to you, may your success follow you…
Happy Birthday Caden! I wish you all the best in your 17 years old!
Thank you The Bad Blogger and Lee
Oh Happy birthday Caden ^_^ I’m 17 too!
Hey – HAPPY BIRTHDAY (sorry – i know its a bit late now)! I had no idea you were only 17 – what a fantastic website you have – congratulations!
Happy Birthday Grant, God may bless you success in your life.
@Avi, thank you I appreciate that
@Toan, thank you as well!
I may have said happy birthday already over msn but I want to say it again. Happy birthday and I hope you had fun.
Hey buddy belated B’day wishes ! Take care.. and stay connected !
Hi caden, your birthday had gone. I am sorry that i had wish you on time but now I say happy birthday man.
We are looking for another interesting update. I know you are busy with your project, but you will make it very soon. thanks
Hey happy birthday young boy
really like your blog
We are looking forward to you for another update. I know you are busy with your project, but you have to thinks about your lovers. I hope you will mind it and update this blog very soon.
Congrats man!
@Home made hand jobs— You are looks new here. I would like to wellcome you in absence of webmaster.
@Cadan– Its not fare that we haven’t see any post in month of October. We can understand that you will busy but pls don’t forget us.
I plan on doing more posts again here soon.
PLEASE COME BACK CADEN. HOW IS A GUY SUPPOSED TO MAKE MONEY WITHOUT YOUR POSTS!? :’( I had to sell my jaguar and buy a ford fiesta.
You might call his Mom and talk with her. You could have a big surprise birthday party for him. Call somewhere and make reservations,
then on his birthday ask him if he wants to go out for his birthday. You do the driving. When you get to the place where you made the reservations, act like you do not know nothing. Then when you two get inside, everyone else will be there, and it will be a surprise birthday party for him.
I think I’m the odd man out here, but what makes sense to me is, if the 6 yr old was your 7 yr old’s friend and not the others, then just invite the 6 yr old.
I have even really seen people arranging for birthday parties in a manner that “everyone” will remember for long time !
The great insult of modern culture is the implicit assumption that people cannot entertain each other well. It is a lie to claim that human social intercourse is somehow less rich than an hour spent before the tube watching ‘Melrose Place’.
A good party must appeal to the self interest of each guest, it must protect their egos from the ‘shock’ of making new acquaintances, and it must do so in a setting which is unthreatening and convenient. The recipe for all this is far from obvious, and requires a little psychology as well as a lot of ‘street smarts’.
There are several classification schemes for parties that represent the type of socializing affairs we normally run into. Or if the case may be, are run over by. An understanding of these time worn and often worn out formulas is important, since with that understanding we can more easily avoid bad parties, plan better ones, and renew the traditional faith in socializing, and TV soap operas, as one mark of a worthwhile existence.