Song Taht Says Baby Over and Ober Again
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As soon as I learned about the new site that lets y'all look up the #1 song on any appointment, I dashed over to check on my altogether, my husband's birthday and my son's. No shocking revelations for the peak hits for me and my hubby ("Jack & Diane," by John Cougar [Mellencamp] and "Don't You Desire Me," past The Human League, respectively), merely the result I got for my baby, Jeremy, made my jaw drop.
My husband and I have been dating since we were 13. A few months into the human relationship, aka a few months longer than nigh 13-year-olds' relationships final, people started snarkily asking us, "When'south the nuptials?" We had to shut them up somehow, so presently, we started responding with "May 12, 2006." It was a date we chose mostly because we had no couple milestones or holidays to celebrate from February through July, and partly because My Magic Diary said it would be a special day.
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Until we were old plenty to get married, we dubbed May 12 "Happy Twenty-four hour period," a holiday nosotros celebrated as a twosome with desserts, minor gifts and wishing each other a Joyous Happy Day (because Happy Happy Day sounds stupid).
Past the time Paul proposed, it was May 2, 2006, a mere 10 days earlier our would-be wedding appointment. Alas, May 12, 2006 wouldn't be our wedding anniversary. Since May 12, 2008, the year nosotros would necktie the knot, was a Monday nosotros decided against angering our many working guests and for getting hitched on Saturday, May 31, 2008.
Happy Day celebrations sadly concise from so on, taking a backseat to our true hymeneals anniversary.
Fast-forwards to September 2013 when I learned I was pregnant with a due engagement of May 21, 2014. I couldn't believe how close that was to Happy Mean solar day, but I knew first babies are more likely to be late than early on. I wished for a Happy Mean solar day baby anyhow. How special would that be if the somewhat-arbitrary twenty-four hours Paul and I chose as a special couple vacation eighteen years before wound up being our infant's birthday?
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Sure enough, at 12:30 A.Yard. on May 12, 2014, cramps swirled around my midsection. I didn't know it, but information technology was my first contraction. A few hours later, the pain returned, and I was pretty sure I'd exist heading to the hospital that day. Twenty-two hours of contractions later, Jeremy Harrison arrived at 10:41 P.Thou. on Happy Mean solar day (or really, Happy Nighttime). It was an astonishing coincidence, but it wouldn't be the only 1.
So what does this all have to practice with a #i vocal generator? For Jeremy's birthday, I was expecting the top hit to be a tune from Taylor Swift or Katy Perry or even more likely, from someone I've never heard of because new motherhood makes it difficult to keep upwardly with pop culture. But it turned out the #1 song on Jeremy's birthday wasn't just a vocal I recognized; it as well couldn't have been more plumbing fixtures.
It was "Happy," by Pharrell.
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