Nothing to do with Halloween, but wanted to say Congrats on the anniversary. My daughter had a brain tumor removed too. She is approaching the 4 year anniversary!I want to have a "halloween" party Mid October, but plan on only inviting 30 people, assuming 20 will show.
Is that too lame to even bother with?
It's my one-year "anniversary" of my brain surgeries, where I had a tumor removed and some follow-up sugeries to fix my skull. So it's dual-purpose, since I want to celebrate my anniversary and Halloween.
Opinions?
Congratulations on your sucessful brain surgeries!!! That is more of a reason to celebrate than Halloween, Yes I said it...more of a reasonI want to have a "halloween" party Mid October, but plan on only inviting 30 people, assuming 20 will show.
Is that too lame to even bother with?
It's my one-year "anniversary" of my brain surgeries, where I had a tumor removed and some follow-up sugeries to fix my skull. So it's dual-purpose, since I want to celebrate my anniversary and Halloween.
Opinions?
Wow- congratulations on the anniversary of your surgeries!!! What a reason to celebrate!!! I definitely think you should have a party. 20 people is a good crowd. I usually have 100% of the guest list show up. We have a nice sized party every yr (son's birthday). It didn't start out that way, but now they all know that on or around 10/24 we're having a party and they all show+ bring friends. LOLI want to have a "halloween" party Mid October, but plan on only inviting 30 people, assuming 20 will show.
Is that too lame to even bother with?
It's my one-year "anniversary" of my brain surgeries, where I had a tumor removed and some follow-up sugeries to fix my skull. So it's dual-purpose, since I want to celebrate my anniversary and Halloween.
Opinions?
Congratulations to you!Hope you have a wonderful time. Life is so short I came very close to dying in2006. Doctor gave me a 40% chance to live and here I am!!!! I say party, party party!!!![]()