Birthday Celebrations

[Bambi]

So a little bit earlier it hit me hard that James' birthday is coming up soon (early September), and I had a mini-freak out session of excitement. I would like to do something special--not just because it's his birthday, but because it marks one entire year that he's been with me. :)

 

I know that not everyone celebrates tulpa birthdays, but for those of you who did or have done in the past, what'd you do? I have a few ideas in my head (that he's not allowed to look at), but it's nice to hear other peoples' opinions on the matter anyhow.

 

Thanks~

[WizardMassacre]

Oliver's birthday will be coming in November, so I have time to change this, but we're probably going to try to play games where he can have a say, like Sims. We'll also probably talk for awhile, although he's not the most sociable, so I don't know how long that will last.

 

I would suggest just doing things that you can enjoy together, like reading books or watching movies you've already seen (so you don't get too sucked into the movie).

[sushi]

We do the Survey and Stylometric Test every year to see how she's changed over the past year. Not all that much between birthdays so far, but I wish I'd gotten her to take it early in her first year -- that's when the real change occurred.

 

I usually try to do something special for her too, usually related to forcing. Just going above and beyond the rest of the year. For her first half-birthday, I took the day off of work to spend it with her.

[glitchthe3rd]

For Naomi's birthday one year we did a Japanese summer festival in our wonderland. Usually my girls also bake a cake, and sometimes I force up a present for them.

[Bambi]

Thanks for answering, guys! I'll be sure to take everything into consideration when they time comes. :)

[Guest Anonymous]

Buy an actual cake, sing a few songs, buy them something meaningful or force it in your mind, stuff like that really. It's the intention that matters.