Bad romance novels, yay!

[purple_smurf]

The last time my mother saw my aunt, she picked up a big bag of Mills & Boon novels to take to the church's Op Shop. I've stalled her on actually taking them anywhere, though, and am working my way through them (or flicking through them rather than proper readings). Because I'm like that. It's like candy -- I know it rots my teeth but I can't

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[egirl]

Hey, I bloody well forgot to say this yesterday - HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

According to the birthday list, it was tomorrow, so I hope you had a great day! :-D

Em.

[egirl]

According to the birthday list, it was tomorrow

::headdesk::

YESTERDAY!!!

Em.

[purple_smurf]

Twas yesterday, yes. It was just a day... although people pointing out I've reached a quarter of a century now no longer count among my family! At least I didn't get any 50th birthday cards with the message to divide by two...

[coppersinger]

So I should send you the old Harlequins I've never gotten around to taking to the used book store for pennies as a present? For mocking fun and amusement? Because I could do that, you know. ;p

We must discuss these rules, yes, we must.

Want to hear all about birthday and if you feel older and if you had a good day, but will do so later as must get to sleep.

Love you, Smurfy.

[purple_smurf]

I mock the romance novels I devour, yes. It's funfun and all things wonderful! Nothing will ever get past the "perhaps I'm not your brother after all!" book, though.

Rules include: one-night-stands always result in pregnancy even if there's been both a vasectomy and a hysterectomy, abortion is the worst sin ever and totally unthinkable, don't both adopting a child because eventually the child's "real mother" will come along and adoptive families just don't count...

Don't feel any older, but was feeling old in general before the birthday. My grandfather reminded me that I have now aged a quarter of a century. I don't love my grandfather any more.

[mypetconcubine]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

[purple_smurf]

Thanks!