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Turning 25.
Turning 25 has been pretty rad actually. And sort of ridiculous too: It’s been like a three-days celebration; and it’s not over yet! 
It all started on Thursday: it was my atual birthday and my parents and sister took me out to dinner to a fancy place. The food was good, the wine was delicious and my folks were in a good mood, so I was actually having a good time. Then, a waiter brought me this (left picture) for dessert because he casually heard my father mention it was my birthday! Wow, how nice! But a bigger surprise came with the check: I dined at that fancy place for free!!! Can you belive that?!
Then, Saturday came and my girls with it!!! I had a great time with my besties, we had such a great time they left at 4:00am!!! We talked and laughed and ate. And we ate this wonderfully colorful cake (right picture) which, I’m proud to say, I made. When we cut it, I realized it had the colors of the pansexual pride flag; which is absolutely relevant because 1) I am pansexual and 2) I was born on June 28 and everyone knows (or should know) about June 28, 1969*.
*June 28, 1969 is when the Stonewall riots started, the first time where gays and lesbians and bisexuals and transgender people fought back after a police raid. And police raids against homosexuals resulted in violences, persecutions and arrestations back then.
Today, we had a delicious meal of pork tenderloin with barbecue sauce, sweet potatoes and corn on the cob, some more of my pansexual pride cake for dessert; and I got a sparkly Swarowski necklace from my folks and a sparkly bag from Jul. And I will be there (last picture), at Disneyland tomorrow. Well, I love being 25 evetually!!!
Now, a very important question: I’ve blown candles three times these past few days. It means my wish (same wish the three times) HAS to come true, right?
Turning 25.
Turning 25 has been pretty rad actually. And sort of ridiculous too: It’s been like a three-days celebration; and it’s not over yet! 
It all started on Thursday: it was my atual birthday and my parents and sister took me out to dinner to a fancy place. The food was good, the wine was delicious and my folks were in a good mood, so I was actually having a good time. Then, a waiter brought me this (left picture) for dessert because he casually heard my father mention it was my birthday! Wow, how nice! But a bigger surprise came with the check: I dined at that fancy place for free!!! Can you belive that?!
Then, Saturday came and my girls with it!!! I had a great time with my besties, we had such a great time they left at 4:00am!!! We talked and laughed and ate. And we ate this wonderfully colorful cake (right picture) which, I’m proud to say, I made. When we cut it, I realized it had the colors of the pansexual pride flag; which is absolutely relevant because 1) I am pansexual and 2) I was born on June 28 and everyone knows (or should know) about June 28, 1969*.
*June 28, 1969 is when the Stonewall riots started, the first time where gays and lesbians and bisexuals and transgender people fought back after a police raid. And police raids against homosexuals resulted in violences, persecutions and arrestations back then.
Today, we had a delicious meal of pork tenderloin with barbecue sauce, sweet potatoes and corn on the cob, some more of my pansexual pride cake for dessert; and I got a sparkly Swarowski necklace from my folks and a sparkly bag from Jul. And I will be there (last picture), at Disneyland tomorrow. Well, I love being 25 evetually!!!
Now, a very important question: I’ve blown candles three times these past few days. It means my wish (same wish the three times) HAS to come true, right?
Turning 25.
Turning 25 has been pretty rad actually. And sort of ridiculous too: It’s been like a three-days celebration; and it’s not over yet! 
It all started on Thursday: it was my atual birthday and my parents and sister took me out to dinner to a fancy place. The food was good, the wine was delicious and my folks were in a good mood, so I was actually having a good time. Then, a waiter brought me this (left picture) for dessert because he casually heard my father mention it was my birthday! Wow, how nice! But a bigger surprise came with the check: I dined at that fancy place for free!!! Can you belive that?!
Then, Saturday came and my girls with it!!! I had a great time with my besties, we had such a great time they left at 4:00am!!! We talked and laughed and ate. And we ate this wonderfully colorful cake (right picture) which, I’m proud to say, I made. When we cut it, I realized it had the colors of the pansexual pride flag; which is absolutely relevant because 1) I am pansexual and 2) I was born on June 28 and everyone knows (or should know) about June 28, 1969*.
*June 28, 1969 is when the Stonewall riots started, the first time where gays and lesbians and bisexuals and transgender people fought back after a police raid. And police raids against homosexuals resulted in violences, persecutions and arrestations back then.
Today, we had a delicious meal of pork tenderloin with barbecue sauce, sweet potatoes and corn on the cob, some more of my pansexual pride cake for dessert; and I got a sparkly Swarowski necklace from my folks and a sparkly bag from Jul. And I will be there (last picture), at Disneyland tomorrow. Well, I love being 25 evetually!!!
Now, a very important question: I’ve blown candles three times these past few days. It means my wish (same wish the three times) HAS to come true, right?

Turning 25.

Turning 25 has been pretty rad actually. And sort of ridiculous too: It’s been like a three-days celebration; and it’s not over yet! 

It all started on Thursday: it was my atual birthday and my parents and sister took me out to dinner to a fancy place. The food was good, the wine was delicious and my folks were in a good mood, so I was actually having a good time. Then, a waiter brought me this (left picture) for dessert because he casually heard my father mention it was my birthday! Wow, how nice! But a bigger surprise came with the check: I dined at that fancy place for free!!! Can you belive that?!

Then, Saturday came and my girls with it!!! I had a great time with my besties, we had such a great time they left at 4:00am!!! We talked and laughed and ate. And we ate this wonderfully colorful cake (right picture) which, I’m proud to say, I made. When we cut it, I realized it had the colors of the pansexual pride flag; which is absolutely relevant because 1) I am pansexual and 2) I was born on June 28 and everyone knows (or should know) about June 28, 1969*.

*June 28, 1969 is when the Stonewall riots started, the first time where gays and lesbians and bisexuals and transgender people fought back after a police raid. And police raids against homosexuals resulted in violences, persecutions and arrestations back then.

Today, we had a delicious meal of pork tenderloin with barbecue sauce, sweet potatoes and corn on the cob, some more of my pansexual pride cake for dessert; and I got a sparkly Swarowski necklace from my folks and a sparkly bag from Jul. And I will be there (last picture), at Disneyland tomorrow. Well, I love being 25 evetually!!!

Now, a very important question: I’ve blown candles three times these past few days. It means my wish (same wish the three times) HAS to come true, right?

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