What is your most memorable birthday and why?

Everything in our life always has something that will be marked forever, that we will never forget, we have ups and downs in life and in each date in particular ,there is something special that even minimal, we will remember with indifference, joy, sadness, and so on ... I remember of my 12 years old, my father was unable to come to me on my birthday, was a sad thing, because there were few days , that i the saw in years , i was upset , not wanted the birthday party, that my mother would do to me, and I went to school and when I get there, had a party for me and my father was present, they deceived me right, thought it would be the saddest birthday I ever had but it was the happiest of my life. It was something really exciting that my parents and friends did for me, I'll never

forget .

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Mine was my thirty sixth birthday, memorable for all the wrong reasons, I suppose: also funny when looking back upon it. I was with my first partner and I had invited some friends to celebrate it with me. I always made my own cake and created a book out of icing with edible gold letters, but put the wrong date on it - that was for starters, but I do not think anyone realised it. The most memorable part was the pudding (or sweet, if you prefer), which was homemade lemon meringue pie. After a light starter and drawn out main course, as I was getting the meringue out of the oven it decided to slide away from me and ended up meringue face down on the kitchen floor. After a slight panic, and a few choice words, at the meringue, myself, I quickly made another, but orange meringue, and the rest of the day went smoothly.

Yes. This is my most memorable birthday: although, with my family, there were countless others as a kid, and no doubt there will be more too numerous, to recount.

None of them have been that special as in essence all a birthday is for us is commemoration of how many times our planet has orbited the sun so why should this be important I have refused to engage in anything involving birthdays since my tenth birthday, some may say I have a pesimistic outlook but I just feel I am stating a fact.

My most memorable birthday was when I was 18 because my parents surprised me with a surprise birthday meal with my three sisters and my brother although the day was a haze as I woke up with a hangover or when I was 13 and I forgot it was my birthday until later on in the afternoon.

I was 4 when my family left India, to sail to England. My 5th birthday happened on the ship. There was a party, for all the children with ship birthdays, and I still have the menu, which also has all our names and ages. Every child on the ship attended the party.

My 41st was also memorable, because my main present was bicycle. I learnt how to ride one at age 40,

My 40th.

A few years ago, I had a lovely dinner with all my family on the friday night, then up early on the saturday to go for a days diving up at the Sound of Mull.

Two fantastic dives, including collecting enough huge scallops for a surf and turf meal when I got home.

Then having to administer pure oxygen to a member of our party who got a bend, and needed the RNLI to take him to a recompression chamber, followed by a storm brewing up so it wasn't safe to drive home.

Ahh good times!

God... I think it would have to be my 16th as Michael Jackson Died. My mum had to go out for most of the morning and I wasn't aloud to open any of my cards and presents till she got back. So i flicked through the tv but all that was on was all about Michael Jackson and talking a lot about other people that have passed away, I felt so depressed all day. but in the end it was ok as we went to the cinema and had a meal out :)

that when 2 years ago when my dad came as a surprise guest. he is normally never never there for me, not even on my birthday. but that day i was blind folded and there was a surprise...i thought it was firework or something, but then i felt two hands on my face and my dad's voice "Happy birthday" I cried because I was so surprised and happy that he had done all the effort to be with me on my b.day, and that they, he and my mum, had arranged it behind my back despite the fact that they hate each other

My 15th when my parents actually forgot it was my birthday! Not to be outdone though they forget AGAIN when I was 24, add to the fact I am a middle child and get this they moved house when I was in school aged 7 and get ready forgot to tell me! Me emotionally screwed up???!!!!! What gave you that impression?

September 11th 2001. I think I was 9 years old. I recall going to the cinema with all my friends. Luckily enough, the party had ended before we heard the news.