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[lpotter]

Is it a construct of aging that birthdays just mean less to you as you grow older? Because when I was little, I couldn't properly imagine going through an entire day and forgetting that it was my birthday.

apparently that's more common when you're turning twenty-three

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[countsweettooth]

My dear, I find that I am unable to accept this.

Come down to the shop, and we'll celebrate on our own if need be.

[lpotter]

Sounds nice.

[aurorpotter]

Bugger.

[lpotter]

Harry?

[aurorpotter]

Yeah. I didn't know. I could have asked. But I didn't know and-

Happy Birthday.

[lpotter]

Thank you, darling. It was Saturday, but I don't think I'd mentioned.

[piehole_shut_it]

I'm guessing, from the tone of such an entry, that it's your birthday? Well, happy birthday, then. You wouldn't be the first to forget it.

[lpotter]

It was. Yesterday. Thanks, though.

[onlynewlife]

Happy belated, Lily. It is a construct of aging. I'm done having birthdays. So far as I'm concerned, 25 is the perfect age and I'm there; I don't want any more birthdays. :-P

[lpotter]

Thanks, Kimberly. So twenty-five is when it stops? I just got to twenty-three. Good to know. :)

[onlynewlife]

Twenty-five is where it stops for me lol

I don't know, if you're only 23, you're totally good, sweetie, seriously :)

[lpotter]

Ha.

Thanks.

[tonksnotdora]

I'm agreeing with everyone else. It's definitely true.

I imagine they'd be even different here, where there isn't anyone who would

Happy birthday anyway, even if it's a few days late.

[lpotter]

Thank you, Tonks.

How're you settling in?