As today marks the 30th anniversary of my birth, I figured I’d list out a few things I’m excited about. There’s no real rhyme or reason to the list, just the ramblings of my scatterbrained mind.
- Hopefully, most of my stupid young mistakes are out of the way.
 - I’m finally at an age where I realize it’s important to take care of ME.
 - That pesky starter marriage is out of the way.
 - I now feel old enough to be a mom. (yes, I have a 7yr old, what’s your point?)
 - I get to reminisce about my crazy 20’s guilt-free.
 - 5 more years and I can run for president.
 - I can officially be annoyed about the teenage-style breakouts I invariably get every month. (BOOOOO!)
 - My neighbors might hate me less cause I’m no longer a “young whippersnapper” that they feel threatened by.
 - I will get fewer weird looks by declining events based on parking accommodations, size of crowd, food served. (cause now I’m an old fart)
 - My son still thinks I’m beautiful.
 - I have a fantastic fiance and a lovely home.
 - Sometime in my thirties, I will stop being lazy and marry Mr. Awesome.
 - I have a fantastic group of friends, and I know what to expect out of each of them.
 - I have mastered the art of never running out of toilet paper.
 - I get to use the phrase “When I was young….”
 - I’m one year closer to Menopause and the end of periods!
 - Your thirties are when women hit their sexual prime. (right?)
 - I’m finally 30! The dreaded day has come and I’m still here!
 - I’m old enough to know how to talk to my child about difficult subjects.
 - I actually feel more confident in the decisions that I make, solely based on age & experience.
 - I’m a freaking awesome crafter and I will only get better.
 - I’m willing to pay more for quality items.
 - I understand and accept that nothing is given to you in life, everything is earned.
 - I love my job (most of the time) and am proud of my professional accomplishments.
 - That nagging self image problem gets a little better every year.
 - My current emotion of the minute does not rule my life (most of the time).
 - I’m not afraid to fail.
 - I’m confident that if I had to, I could change a tire.
 - I hope that the added years will make it easier to forgive and forget.
 - I am comfortable in my own skin. For the most part, I always have been. I’ve never really been afraid voice the unpopular opinion and I have mastered the “f*ck off face”, but I’m trying to use it less and less.
 
Thank you to everyone who has sent birthday wishes, and I hope you all have a fantastic day!
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