It's Birthday Time!

The weekend's here and I'm turning a year old. Hmm.. Wrong tense. I have turned a year older. Doesn't feel any different though. Feels better in some way. Though last night seemed a bit odd. :P Sitting at home, watching movies, and yapping away to glory with friends at 12 in the night!

I remember how the entire idea of celebrating a birthday used to seem fruitless and pointless to me some years ago, but now I guess I understand and even cherish this idea of celebrating oneself and celebrating time with friends. What I love is that it gives us an opportunity to talk and catch up with friends and that's precisely what happened! I had a great conversation with a friend of mine, Riddhi from Delhi and we spoke about so many things!! For nearly 2 hours and I was like, wow, that's something! It feels great to be loved, appreciated, and wished by so many friends, relatives and people! I'm super thrilled!

In celebration plans, party at home with friends for 2 nights! :) And a cool haircut in the evening! Perfect times up ahead!

So here's a cheers to life! and cheers to being 23! :D

Comments

Anuja A Agarwal said…

Really good reflection Ayesha. I'm sure the year ahead will be great, and marked with even more success. Over the years you have done us all proud. Your dedication and zeal, determination and success -are great to see and experience. Starting off on your own in a new city and managing a home. Qualifying for account planner so soon - its all really quite thrilling. Keep it up and you'll go places! love you... xox

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