"Ewww, I'm like the crypt keeper"

It's now been:

2 1/2 years since I had my first child
3 years since I graduated from college
4 1/2 years since I got married
5 1/2 years (almost) since I got home from my mission
7 years since I got my mission call
10 years since I graduated from high school
16 years since I left Primary
20 years since I got baptized
And...
28 years since I entered the world

Dang, where does the time go?

P.S.--Bonus points to the first person to identify the movie quote

Comments

Katria said…
Freaky Friday. The new one.

I think.

And happy birthday.
5/03/2006 1:32 AM
Braden said…
Dang. Ah, for the days when I, too, read blogs at one in the morning.
5/03/2006 8:10 AM
JB said…
Rachel may have gotten it first, but I knew it too. Just so you know...

I hope you had a great birthday!
5/03/2006 9:14 AM
Anonymous said…
Happy birthday!!!!

Have I mentioned that Lolly has several times spoken of the fact that she's glad that you'll be up in Washington next year? Because she has.
5/03/2006 11:22 AM
Katria said…
Haha. I win. You, too, should stay up all hours of the night watching movies until you get tired.
5/03/2006 2:29 PM
AmyJane said…
Totally knew that one..

Happy Birthday, btw. Congrats on being a year older and smarter and cuter and all those things. I have an "I'm so old" birthday coming up soon as well.
5/03/2006 3:41 PM
daltongirl said…
If you had a tween in the house, you'd hear that line every single day. Guaranteed.

I work in the Primary, so . . . ahem!

Happy, happy birthday, Foxy dear,
Happy days will come to you all year.
If I had one wish, then it would be
A happy, happy birthday to you from me!!

I hope it's been lovely.
5/03/2006 5:13 PM
Cricket said…
I knew the quote too, but the whole post reminded me of the Bare Naked Ladies song "one week".

Happy Happy Birthday Foxy J! I hope it's a great day for you.
5/03/2006 5:50 PM
Th. said…
.

Man. Not only did I know the quote, but I knew it was a quote when I read it. Usually I never even notice. (And I've only seen the movie once.)
5/03/2006 8:33 PM
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