9 Reasons That June Birthdays Are The Best
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9 Reasons That June Birthdays Are The Best

Shoutout to the June Babies.

Jordan Gillespie
Jan 05, 2016
Towson University
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9 Reasons That June Birthdays Are The Best

I was born in June and over the years, I've realized that June is the best time to celebrate a birthday.

1. The Joy as a Child

My birthday is June 18th which was so fun because it was always either the last day of school or the first day of summer camp.


2. Mid-year Presents

It is at the perfect time because your birthday is in the middle of the year, exactly 6 months before/ after Christmas.


3. Music Festivals

Having a birthday in June means there is a good chance your birthday is during a music festival. Tickets normally go on sale in December (Christmas gift) and the festival is during your birthday month (birthday gift). Get pumped.


4. Big Accomplishments

Graduations normally occur in May/June. You can celebrate an amazing accomplishment and your birthday at the same time!


5. No Major Holiday

We don't have to share our birthday with Thanksgiving. We may share our birthday with Flag Day and Father's Day, but that is nothing like sharing a birthday with Christmas.


6. SUMMER

No stress. No finals. It is the perfect end to a hectic semester.


7. Middle of the Week? Who Cares?

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday birthday? It doesn't matter because it's summer. Although you probably have a job, you'll never have to worry about taking a major exam the day of or after your birthday.


8. Home

June means you're home. You get to celebrate your birthday with your hometown friends and family.


9. Weather

You can go anywhere for your birthday because June normally has the perfect weather. You can have a party at your pool or go to the beach.


Shoutout to all of the June babies. We are pretty lucky.

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