I guess I should acting more adult-like now.
Thanks again to everyone for your Birthday Wishes!
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Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label birthday. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Special day.
Happy 22nd birthday Hyung!
Thanks for all the laughs, the good times, and all the memories. My life would REALLY not be the same without you. Let's make the next 20 years as good as these past 20!
love,
Jason
Thanks for all the laughs, the good times, and all the memories. My life would REALLY not be the same without you. Let's make the next 20 years as good as these past 20!
love,
Jason
Saturday, January 12, 2008
i'm a big boy now: TWO - OH
We're still on our road trip back to Kansas so last night we slept at our Immo's (Aunt) place in Chicago. But I couldn't have imagined a better way to start my birthday.
Last night, we celebrated first by eating a cake that my cousins (age 12 and 9) made for me. It was this nice strawberry cake drenched with white and pink frosting. They tried to fool me by putting trick candles on the cake, so we had to pretend not to know for a while. After that, we turned off all the lights in the house, lit a bunch of candles and told some scary stories. We decided to do this because when we were young our Immo had told us tons of traumatizing stories and we thought it'd be time to return the favor. The boys had to sleep together last night =) Finally we played "yut-nori" which is a korean board game. We split up into teams: Aunt-Uncle, Cousins vs. Eddie-Me. And of course, the Lee-brothers dominated. Our cousins had demanded from the beginning that we wage some bets so we decided to bet $5 each (high rollers). But when they lost they didn't want to pay so we made them do 50 push-ups each, which resulted in absolute hilarity. Now I'm awake at 8 in the morning because my cousins wanted to play metal-slug for a couple hours before we leave for Kansas.
This has been a great birthday and I think it'll be a great year. Again, any calls and gifts are welcome! http://www.firstgiving.com/jasonlee
Last night, we celebrated first by eating a cake that my cousins (age 12 and 9) made for me. It was this nice strawberry cake drenched with white and pink frosting. They tried to fool me by putting trick candles on the cake, so we had to pretend not to know for a while. After that, we turned off all the lights in the house, lit a bunch of candles and told some scary stories. We decided to do this because when we were young our Immo had told us tons of traumatizing stories and we thought it'd be time to return the favor. The boys had to sleep together last night =) Finally we played "yut-nori" which is a korean board game. We split up into teams: Aunt-Uncle, Cousins vs. Eddie-Me. And of course, the Lee-brothers dominated. Our cousins had demanded from the beginning that we wage some bets so we decided to bet $5 each (high rollers). But when they lost they didn't want to pay so we made them do 50 push-ups each, which resulted in absolute hilarity. Now I'm awake at 8 in the morning because my cousins wanted to play metal-slug for a couple hours before we leave for Kansas.
This has been a great birthday and I think it'll be a great year. Again, any calls and gifts are welcome! http://www.firstgiving.com/jasonlee
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Birthday Giving
Once a year there is a day that the sun seems to shine a little bit brighter and everyone seems to be a little nicer to you, that day being your BIRTHDAY! And mine is only 2 days away!
This year a death in the family reminded me that life is very short and that we must count our blessings. So this year, instead of receiving gifts, I thought it would be nice to raise money so that others may live and enjoy their blessings too.
By no means do I expect you to donate or intend to guilt-trip you into doing so, rather, I hope that you are convicted and will join me for this cause in whatever way that may be: giving, praying and encouraging others.
Please visit http://www.firstgiving.com/jasonlee for more information!
This year a death in the family reminded me that life is very short and that we must count our blessings. So this year, instead of receiving gifts, I thought it would be nice to raise money so that others may live and enjoy their blessings too.
By no means do I expect you to donate or intend to guilt-trip you into doing so, rather, I hope that you are convicted and will join me for this cause in whatever way that may be: giving, praying and encouraging others.
Please visit http://www.firstgiving.com/jasonlee for more information!
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