Birthdays and anniversaries

Normally we will go out to have a good meal. And we will exchange gifts. Actually my husband doesn't want me to buy him anything, but he will remember to buy me a gift. I love China

yes since it is a special day... we strive to make it special by cooking delicious food and giving gifts. it doesn't matter if it is simple as long as we celebrate it.

INfact i do work for my parents birthday and wedding anniversary.i get a birthday cake for them and infact put on a party for friends and relatives.its really a nice feeling to celebrate the day along with them.also i buy gifts for my parents.on my birthdays also they do the same thing.so its very cool when i happen to be part of such celebrations.i think all of us must make such small happenings eventfull and enjoy life to the maximum.

Well, it all depends. For my grandmother's birthday, we threw a big party because every time she has a birthday now, it is like a milestone for her. She is 87 by the way, that is old in my family.

Nope they don't they are all just mean money making machines.

nothing really exciting but at least they bring in a cake and cut it into pieces and celebrate it thats it nothing great to make us feel special, every year its the same riotous ceremony type of thing which we employees are sick and tired of but nothing gonna change it and every year we gonna celebrate it in the same way frens the same ritual and monotonous way.

We are three and therefore these events are always eventful, invite friends, food is prepared at home for all, special items will be threre, exchange of pleasantaries,gifts, music and what is important is we are happy doing it.

Yes,I always like to do something special for my or my friends' birthday.I took a birthday cake to one of my friends who is far away from me quietly on his birthday and he was moved deeply.Haha,I like supurise~~

Nope! I would love it if they do that but my colleagues never did. I guess they always think that it is your job to treat them by bringing in some food. They always reserved those pleasantries to the bosses.