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Blue Velvet

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And if so, on the non-leap years, do you usually celebrate your birthday on the 28th of February or the 1st of March? Or not celebrate it at all? Or do you count every four years as one? :)

Just curious...
 
I've known 2 people who were born on the 29th. One usually celebrated on the 28th and the other on the 1st March. But both had big celebrations on the 29th.
 
And if so, on the non-leap years, do you usually celebrate your birthday on the 28th of February or the 1st of March? Or not celebrate it at all? Or do you count every four years as one? :)

Just curious...

All I can tell you is that a close friend of mine is claiming to be twelve.... ;)
 
My sister does, she's over 30 yet officially 8.

She's having a kids style party tonight with pass the parcel and party loot bags :D
 
I was at school with a guy that was. He always chose the 28th on non-leap years unless the 1st March was a Saturday :)
 
Never meet anyone who was born on Feb 29th. but seems there are a few here with birthdays today.

And so many of them are 64 :confused:
 

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The 18th century opera composer Gioachino Rossini was born on Feb. 29, 1792). I didn't know him, but I am very familiar with his music!
 
My oldest sister's birthday is today. She is officially 9!!!

I find it fun to tell people my oldest sister is younger than my youngest sister. Always get odd looks with that one.
 
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