August...... Bossy Leo

the middle of the year
its the 2nd july iv just googled it

Let's go for the 15th we can have a fake joint birthday thread soon (goes to change profile)

*Says nowt* 

Trust you    Anyway, how can July be the middle of the year? June is six months? 

sorry Tina didn't see your reply

PMSL!! I will if you will 

oi sprouty have you changed your profile?

i've already done it  shall we be 21 this year?

July 2 is the 183rd day of the year (184th in leap years) in the Gregorian calendar. There are 182 days remaining until the end of the year.

It is the midpoint of a common year. This is because there are 182 days before and 182 days after (median of the year) in common years, and 183 before and 182 after in leap years. The exact time in the middle of the year is at noon, or 12:00. In the UK and other countries that use "Summer Time" the actual exact time of the mid point in a common year is at (1.00 pm) 13:00 this is when 182 days and 12 hours have elapsed and there are 182 days and 12 hours remaining. This is due to Summer Time having advanced the time by one hour. It falls on the same day of the week as New Year's Day in common years

lol

*Goes off for a few mins* 

January feel free to buy me a cake Isn't it interesting how many jan/mar birthdays the forum has..

would you like too join me and sprout in having a fake birthday on the 15th June as we are fed up of having a birthday in January

*Counts on fingers* 

July

my granddaughter will be one two days before your son, and like you we are making sure that birthday and christmas are two separate events

Hey thanks for joining in everyone   Funny how more people actually have birthdays between December and March...  22 out of 39, so almost a third...

Funnily enough, I wouldve said the middle of the year is June 30th, but yes, when you break it down/work it out.. it is July 2nd ..

My grand son was born on Christmas day .......................for the first two birthdays we celebrated on the 18th December .........last year we did 25th November - much better. His brother (my other grand son) has a birthday January 4th ......................BAD PLANNING IMO.

My younger brother was born on Christmas Day. He has always been given a present on my birthday in April from my parents, myself and my older brothers. Everyone else tends to forget the poor sod though.

my daughter's birthday is 14th January - just in time for me to have visited the January sales!

I'm February  it was always in half term so at school I missed out on the bumps

My niece's birthday is 27 December but I've always made a point of buying her two separate presents with the exception of last year because at her suggestion, she wanted this years Sonisphere tickets for her and her fiancé and they cost over £300 for the two - more than I would normally spend for both presents but she's my only niece so whadda ya gonna do 

My best friend's birthday is 6th January and again I always buy 2 pressies and I make a point of saving a few quid to take her out to a Chinese buffet meal as no one ever seems to have the money to go anywhere    even though it's on the same day every year 

I generally put money away from about August onwards for them 

Dil's birthday is 19th December and one of my son's is 6th of January.

We always make sure that their birthdays and Christmas are celebrated separately..

January and feb are two bad months for my family, we don't have any summer birthdays (with the exception of my grandson's first this year)  it must be easier to have summer birthday parties - outside and lots of water!  mine (feb) was always restricted to inside although like pengy mine was usually half term so parties lasted longer

those smiley's made me crack up