Anticipating The Week Prior To Your 21st Birthday
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Anticipating The Week Prior To Your 21st Birthday

You'll now have the power to drink at every single meal, just because you can.

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Anticipating The Week Prior To Your 21st Birthday

Turning 21 is arguably one of the most monumental birthdays you will ever have. With being 21 years-old comes more freedom and power to do whatever you want. You officially officially become even more of an adult than you were before. Its a big year that should celebrated in a BIG way. However, leading up to the day you're filled with anticipation, excitement, and enthusiasm. There are so many things to look forward too. The week leading up to your 21st birthday could dreadful and even slow, but then again that just's any given week of the month.

You can't wait to roll into the liquor store to buy some dranks


You prepare for the catastrophe that is about to hit your bank account

You make plans to go out with every single one of your friends who are already 21

Thinking about your limit, and how many shots you think you handle before you die

You have your birthday outfit picked out days in advance

You have your ID out, hot and ready, to show waiters/bouncers

Thinking that these are the golden years and you are in your prime

Contemplating about what should you're first legal drink should be

Laughing at your underage friends who still have to wait for their 21st birthday

Lastly, getting ready to have the BEST BIRTHDAY EVER YET TO DATE







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